Did you know remote and local file inclusion (RFI/LFI) was among the four most prevalent Web application attacks in 2011? Why is RFI/LFI so attractive to hackers? Quite simply, with RFI/LFI a hacker can take over a Web server.
RFI and LFI attacks primarily affect Web applications written in the PHP programming language. PHP is the most popular server-side programming language. In fact, PHP is used by 77.2% of today's Web sites. Are you aware of the underlying technology that powers your website? For example, if you install WordPress, PHP code will end up on your server making it vulnerable to an RFI/LFI attack.
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