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This blog provides a detailed guide on setting up API authentication using Sanctum in Laravel 12....
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In Laravel, you can retrieve URL parameters in a Blade view using the request helper method. For...
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Validating and sanitizing user input is an essential step in web application development to prevent security vulnerabilities such as SQL injection attacks. In PHP, you can use several functions and techniques to validate and sanitize user input. Here's an example of how you can validate and s...
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Time-based blind SQL injection is a type of SQL injection attack where the attacker injects a SQL query that includes a delay or sleep function in order to determine whether a particular input field is vulnerable to SQL injection. The attack typically involves injecting a time delay function such...
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Time-based blind SQL injection is a type of SQL injection attack where the attacker injects a SQL query that includes a delay or sleep function in order to determine whether a particular input field is vulnerable to SQL injection. The attack typically involves injecting a time delay function such...
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In Laravel, you can retrieve URL parameters in a Blade view using the request helper method. For example, if your URL looks like this: http://example.com/products?id=123, you can retrieve the id parameter in your Blade view using the following code: {{ request('id') }} This wi...
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In Laravel, you can get the current URL of the application by using the url() helper function or the Request facade. Here's an example of using the url() helper function to get the current URL: $currentUrl = url()->current(); This will return the current URL, including the query str...
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