@valorin
Friendly Hacker, Speaker, and PHP & Laravel Security Specialist.🕵️ I write Securing Laravel and hack stuff on stage for fun. 😈 (he/him)
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Just a friendly reminder that I also offer budget-friendly Laravel Security Reviews: stephenreescarter.net/laravel-security-reviews
If your app hasn't had a pentest before, a Security Review is a great way to check for any vulnerabilities before someone less friendly finds them. 🕵️
Here's my Summary slide for those who wanted a copy (plus the QR code to all my links). 😁
Thanks for laughing at all of my terrible jokes, and for putting up with my obsessing over the word "intentional" on stage. 🤣
Thanks for having me, #LaraconAU!
Feels kinda weird to not be going to the airport during Laracon week, but it's very exciting to have @LaraconAU right here in Brisbane! 🎉
And since I'm speaking, tradition states that Securing Laravel has a sale:
👉 securinglaravel.com/laracon-au
Took me an embarrassingly long time and a bunch of false turns, but I finally have a working Evil Portal on my Flipper. The question is: how to best deploy it at #LaraconAU? 😈
(Turns out, I had it configured right the first time, but outdated docs sent me in a totally wrong direction!)
Been putting it off for far too long, but it's time...
It's time to move Practical Laravel Security's mailing list over to Kit. The website is done, now to import everyone and update my scripts. Hopefully this'll fix the email security alerts some folks have experienced. 🤞
It's been "in progress" for far too long, so I'm setting myself a goal to get practicallaravelsecurity.com
completed by the end of November! 🤞Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. Pricing is very difficult, and so is knowing the quality of courses. (On that note, I need to add some example content to he site!)
