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Aurum - My homemade Vanilla 1.12.1 account management website

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Target Version of World of Warcraft: Vanilla 1.12.1 released on September 9, 2006.

Target Private Server Package: AlterWoW's Blizzlike Repack

Website Functionality: Basic

Website Purpose: To act as a temporary solution for small server hosts that are in need of a working site that is basic and easy to maintain.


Screenshots:

Main Folder Layout
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Aurum Homepage with no MySQL Connection
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Aurum Login Page
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Aurum Registration Page
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Aurum Homepage with MySQL Connection
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Aurum User Page
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Aurum Character Stat Page
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Aurum Webpage Download: (Mediafire Link)


This webpage is not protected by any copyrights nor will I impede upon anyone for the use of this website for commercial or non-commercial purposes. You have full permission to distribute, modify, parody, and operate the contents of this webpage to your will.

Thank You!

- KimChoJapFan
 
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Of course I'm bumping a dead thread when I make this response; however, I feel that this needs to be addressed:

Here's a list of problems with this site I made a year ago:

  1. It uses MySQL which is depreciated for security flaws
  2. It doesn't prepare statements so anyone with knowledge of sending an SQL injection can gather database information
  3. It has a bunch of unnecessary PHP code because I didn't know nearly as much about PHP then as I do now.


Even though I can't change the hashing method used by the old databases, I can certainly prevent a lot of those issues listed above by switching MySQL to PDO, preparing statements to prevent SQL injections, and optimizing the code.

I'll be uploading a new version of this after I've made some extended tests on a remote system.
 
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