Posting security vulnerabilities in a public forum only increases their publicity. Please do NOT post a security hole that you find in PhpGedView on a public forum. Please let me know directly.
There are several known security holes in PGV version 2.61. These security holes can potentially allow a hacker to run their own PHP code on your server. Version 2.65 will fix all known security holes and should be released in a couple of days. In the meantime if you have a concern about security or feel you could be a target for attack, you should use the latest 2.65 beta version.
Thank you,
--John
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Posting security vulnerabilities in a public forum only increases their publicity. Please do NOT post a security hole that you find in PhpGedView on a public forum. Please let me know directly.
There are several known security holes in PGV version 2.61. These security holes can potentially allow a hacker to run their own PHP code on your server. Version 2.65 will fix all known security holes and should be released in a couple of days. In the meantime if you have a concern about security or feel you could be a target for attack, you should use the latest 2.65 beta version.
Thank you,
--John