Secure Coding With Wordpress (BarCamp Orlando 2009)
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1) The document discusses secure coding practices for WordPress, including preventing XSS attacks, SQL injection, and CSRF. 2) It provides examples of properly sanitizing user input and escaping output to prevent XSS, using prepared statements to prevent SQL injection, and implementing nonces to prevent CSRF on forms and AJAX requests. 3) The document emphasizes the importance of escaping data, using current_user_can to enforce authorization, and not allowing privilege escalation via things like exec() or directly embedding user input.
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