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Article #4330Security and IdHTTPServer
From: Frank Gruber
Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 15:12
Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 15:12
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Found the following line in TIdCustomHTTPServer.DoExecute (No difference between V9 and V10): sInputLine := IOHandler.ReadLn; What about IdHTTPServer and security. That line beside some others is a good starting point for DOS attacks. Does the Indy team also focus on security issues, or is it generally not advised to make a IdHTTPServer based application accessible from the Internet. Maybe putting a reverse proxy in front of it would solve some of the issues. Any comments and suggestions are welcome. Thank's. Frank.
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