Tag Archives: ColdFusion
It’s been a while
I’ve not posted anything on my blog for a while, it always amazes me how the top bloggers in the ColdFusion world find the time to post almost daily about tips, tricks, resources and I hardly every find the time to write a note to myself. My posts don’t seem as interesting or as insightful [...]
CFPOP and SSL
One of the reasons I love Adobe’s ColdFusion so much is the fact that it is built on a Java engine and you are able to use a lot of the powerful features of Java from CF. I however don’t get to use this feature often enough, mainly because most of the things I work [...]
Setting secure attribute of JSESSIONID cookie in ColdFusion 8
As part of PCI compliance our servers were run through third party security auditing and one warning we received was “Missing Secure Attribute in an Encrypted Session (SSL) Cookie”. This warning referred to the JSESSIONID cookie being set in our SSL enabled pages not having the SECURE attribute set. In ColdFusion there is no way [...]
Web data security paranoia
My recent experiences with several hacking attacks has made me think more about application and data security on the web. In today’s world nothing can be taken for granted and security should be of the highest concern, no mater how simple you think your application or trivial the data you store. Many web applications are [...]
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JSON format and serializing ColdFusion query objects