Hi,
From a previous question I asked it seems that Chronoforms relies on the user to consider this but does Chronoforms have any active security built in to avoid website hacks (SQL injections etc).
I am concerned about how viable it would be for a visitor to upload an image or a PDF (etc), that is actually a virus, through Chronoforms and for that to be written in such a way that it will execute code once it's uploaded. It's anticipated that the upload will be Emailed alongside the completed contact form.
Any recommendations for doing this safely please, since i'm not a hacker, i'm also not in a great place to protect against it! We also all care about keeping client data safe and we are often legally obliged too.
Thanks.
From a previous question I asked it seems that Chronoforms relies on the user to consider this but does Chronoforms have any active security built in to avoid website hacks (SQL injections etc).
I am concerned about how viable it would be for a visitor to upload an image or a PDF (etc), that is actually a virus, through Chronoforms and for that to be written in such a way that it will execute code once it's uploaded. It's anticipated that the upload will be Emailed alongside the completed contact form.
Any recommendations for doing this safely please, since i'm not a hacker, i'm also not in a great place to protect against it! We also all care about keeping client data safe and we are often legally obliged too.
Thanks.