A short description about your blog http://www.joomlapeople.com Thu, 09 Sep 2010 06:22:02 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.3 http://www.joomlapeople.com/42-List-of-vulnerable-extensions.html You installed latest extensions, followed the recommendations on Joomla security checklist, locked won your config file - so you can leave your site alone - you're safe!<br/>Wrong. You must check at least one additional resource. Even most of the security-consciuscious Joomla webmasters aren't knowing the existence of this list, maintained at Joomla docs site. There are listed all components with known security problems (present and past versions!), and very important to know, the items once  appe [...] denes@joomlapeople.com Sun, 10 Jan 2010 23:00:00 +0100 security tips http://www.joomlapeople.com/7-This-File-type-is-not-supported.html <p>Have you ever seen this error message? Yea, correct it's seen in Media Manager when you try to upload files of certain types, as a MP3 file to use with your brand new MP# player module, or an Excel sheet to share whit your visitors.</p> <p>Embarrassing. Let's get rid if it!</p> <p>The problem occurs when you try to upload an unsupported filetype via Media manager.</p> <p>Before we get into hacking core files, it's advised to use some of available workarounds, and there are plenty of them.</p [...] denes@joomlapeople.com Sun, 28 Dec 2008 23:00:00 +0100 http://www.joomlapeople.com/6-Moving-the-location-of-admin-login.html <br/><p>Most of attacks on the web - and Joomla sites aren't an exception - are made fully or in first phase at least by automated robots. These are using known entrance points as admin logins to most used software solutions to try they chances to break in. So it's a wise move to change these well known locations. But wait! The need to upgrade compatibility may made this difficult, so, how we can do this withouth changing a line in Joomla code?</p><br/><p>Here how you can do this:</p><br/><br/><p>If you wan [...] denes@joomlapeople.com Mon, 22 Dec 2008 19:14:25 +0100