Tag: codeigniter4
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Localization function in Twig with CodeIgniter
CodeIgniter has a beautiful and simple Localization framework with each language in it’s folder and using aliases in views to get the localized version of a specific text. I will not go into details about this as I’m assuming you already have been using it for a while. For more details on it, please visit…
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Securing PHP login with Fail2Ban
Brute force attacks are a common issue for webapps. Combining Fail2Ban in Centos(Linux) and PHP logging can provide a powerful tool for temporarily or even permanently banning users from even reaching your server. This is an extreme measure but it is clean, simple and very effective. The article below requires the following perquisites: In this…
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Prevent CSRF attacks with CodeIgniter 4
CSRF attacks are relatively common. They rely mainly on the user’s elevated permissions for a certain webapp and the hacker would thus attempt to get the user to perform a certain action on it’s behalf. To cut it short, it’s BAD! How the whole attack works is for sure not the scope of this article.…
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Redirecting to login in Codeigniter 4
Codeigniter 4 has introduced a much easier way to redirect un-authenticated traffic on a website to a login page. It relies basically on a request filter mechanism which can perform an action “before” the initially intended action takes place. In simple terms, what this article aims to explain, is the process in which a visitor…
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Twig integration with Codeigniter
PHP templates for pages (aka views) have evolved in the last decade however, in the current MCV widely used project structure, Twig has provided a simplified, fast, secure and reliable solution to writing code. It has been my number one choice for a very long time. In this article: Why choose Twig over the default…