Author: erezie | Posted on: 5/12/2010 1:30:47 PM | Views : 742

Hi All,
I am wanting to from now on create a backdoor entry for every web application I build so that if need be I can shut it down.
I had a nasty recent experience of a client not paying the bill, however the application was on his server, so when I used my backdoor access to alter a hidden record in one of my database tables to stop it from running, they had full control of the server and were able to look through ther SQL log and see what queries had been run at that time and then alter the record and prevent access to the table...
The only way I can think of that will be full-proof no matter where application is (providing there is web access), is to have ONE webservice running on my server with all apps listed, with a secure interface and the ability for me to turn off any application. Then every day, once a day, each of my client's applications (no matte ...

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