Security is of the utmost importance to me and I have taken additional measures to ensure Last Visit™ is safe from hackers. The only potential security threat I have found so far would be a possible attack on the Last Visit™ job file. Although it has not been an issue in the past, that does not indicate that it never will be an issue in the future. In my experience, I have learned that if it can be exploited it will be exploited. I will not go into describing how the job files can be used in an attack, but I will tell you how to prevent it from happening.

There are 3 files in the root PHP-Nuke directory which control the Last Visit™ processing job. These files are listed below with a description of what you should do to secure them.

1. lastvisit-job-image.php (rename file and adjust HTML image code to match - the code you installed in the footer message in PHP-Nuke preferences)
2. lastvisit-job.inc.php (nothing - leave alone or the program will malfunction)
3. lastvisit_job.php (rename file and adjust setting in Last Visit™ settings panel to match.)

The files can be renamed to anything, but be sure to also adjust your Last Visit™ settings to match in the Last Visit™ settings panel.