Brute-forcing login
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View All TagsBuffer overruns and other platform weaknesses
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Coding style
The Moodle Coding Style guidelines
Command-line injection
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Component Communication
The Moodle Coding Style guidelines
Confidential information leakage
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Configuration information leakage
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Cross-site request forgery
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Cross-site scripting
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Data-loss
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Denial of service
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Insecure configuration management
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Moodle App Coding style
The Moodle App Coding Style guidelines
Policies
This is the top-level page describing Moodle's coding standards and guidelines. It's the place to start if you want to know how to write code for Moodle.
Security
This page describes how to write secure Moodle code that is not vulnerable to anything that evil people may try to throw at it.
Session fixation
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Social engineering
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SQL injection
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Style guides
We are looking to implement both a coding style guide, and a writing style guide, for this documentation. This will include appropriate tooling and information.
Unauthenticated access
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Unauthorised access
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