Security

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Session Authentication vs Token Authentication

Posted on by Naga Harish M
Session Authentication vs Token Authentication
Authentication helps verifying the identity of a user. There are many ways we can provide authentication to check our internet resources (Websites, APIs). In this post I am going to tell you the two mainly used authentication types. Session Based Authentication Token Based Authentication Session Based Authentication In today's internet world many web sites are session based and easy to implement. Mostly all frameworks gives support for Session based authentication. In this type of Au...
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Drupal security @ Techday7 event

Posted on by Naga Harish M
First I want to say few about TechDay7 and Drupal. Techday7:- This an event which will held every month once on Saturday (7 day of week). This event was started on April 21st 2012 (Day of Drupal). This event get good response from  Participants. We can check videos here http://www.youtube.com/user/techday7 . In that event my friend @bakiyanathan presented Drupal Security. To join in this Techday7 community, go to this techday7.com @ this point it is free of cost to became techday7 member. Dru...
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What is the Difference between POP and IMAP protocols?

Posted on by Chaitanya Koganti
Actually, IMAP and POP are the protocols using which you can download messages from mail servers on your computer and access them with the help of mail clients such as Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird etc. The main advantage of these protocols is that user can access his/her emails via mail client. IMAP and POP are two different protocols. There are many differences between these two. It is that IMAP (Internet Messaged Access Protocol) always syncs with mail server so that any changes y...
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