WordPress and Password Hashing
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WordPress’ password creation/verification system is pluggable (meaning you can replace it with your own implementation). Before you do so, though, you should understand what’s already implemented and why.
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WordPress’ password creation/verification system is pluggable (meaning you can replace it with your own implementation). Before you do so, though, you should understand what’s already implemented and why.
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Is JavaScript capable of powering more than just websites?
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Do you have an unrequested patch lying around somewhere? Put it on Trac; you might be surprised by the response!
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What if a visitor uploads a file that’s too large for your system to handle?
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For all the damage Heartbleed did on its own, disclosing the issue the way it was did far more good than harm.
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Stop wasting time trying to perfect the final 1% of your project. It won’t happen. The “someday” you’re waiting for to launch is today.
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How often do you take something you’d otherwise take for granted back to the drawing board and start from scratch?
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How aware are you both of the objective dead ahead and of the potential vectors for surprises behind you?
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There are many different ways WordPress performance can be slowed: not understanding options is one of them.