Last week, we looked at SQLMAP – a popular tool to test for SQL Injection vulnerabilities. Here is a video series from Imperva that demonstrates basic SQL Injection techniques for security testing.

Here is Part 2

Conclusion

This week, we have been looking at the open source job board application – jobberbase. Originally derived from the successful Romanian IT job board jobber.ro, the current version (ver 1.6) of this job board package is very flexible and leverages smarty templates for customization. Head over to www.jobberbase.org for a standard jobberbase installation example.

Jobberbase’s main features are:

• Allows job posts with a simple one time e-mail verification
• Allows applying to jobs without requiring an account
• Browse / Search based on type (Full-time / part-time), category (E.g: Programmer) and locations of jobs
• RSS feeds of latest jobs
• Counter indicating # of applicants for each posted job
• Clean and crisp UI
• Admin control panel for maintaining jobs & stats
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There are as many ways to implement form validation as there are opinions of the best way to do it. This article discusses client-side validation using jQuery's validation plugin.