18.02.2015, 05:14
@nGen.SoNNy - Indeed it is secure, and I do not doubt that. I myself am a Laravel 4 and 5 user, and I must say the security features that the Laravel Team have put into the framework is amazing. The effort that Taylor and his team put in is great. If you were to rewrite your UCP over at Stunt Evo, I would suggest looking into a framework.
@ev0lution - I'm going to have to disagree with you there. Having coded in PHP for 4 years, when I started using Laravel it was so easy, so much simpler. I do agree that is a tad confusing but when you've got the hang of it, the potential is amazing.
@Ahmad45123 - As long as you keep your MySQL information stored, and with the correct file permissions and use secure passwords that's not an issue. As just like anything else your accounts can be vulnerable if your password is given out etc, so you can't prevent people logging in if they know the password. In terms of brute force and mysql injection, your best bet would be head over to w3schools, and get to grips with the basics of PHP.
@ev0lution - I'm going to have to disagree with you there. Having coded in PHP for 4 years, when I started using Laravel it was so easy, so much simpler. I do agree that is a tad confusing but when you've got the hang of it, the potential is amazing.
@Ahmad45123 - As long as you keep your MySQL information stored, and with the correct file permissions and use secure passwords that's not an issue. As just like anything else your accounts can be vulnerable if your password is given out etc, so you can't prevent people logging in if they know the password. In terms of brute force and mysql injection, your best bet would be head over to w3schools, and get to grips with the basics of PHP.