guyamoe VS snuffleupagus

Yes you can read the manga on guya.moe (on pc and mobile) and there is a more convinient app for mobile download tachiyomi and the mangadex extension.

ABROGM: Always Be Reading on Guya.Moe

General recommendation is to start at chapter 1 and read everything. Anime skipped a bunch of chapters and reordered a bunch. Also shaved a couple of scenes and lines here and there. Nothing too important, but there's good stuff in there and some of it will get callbacks later. Reading everything will help put those 'new' chapters in context, but if that's too much to ask (understandable!), guya.moe also offers a nice overview of adapted/unadapted chapters. Highly recommended to read at least those.

Personally, I've read all the entire manga on guya.moe, and now I've started buying the Viz release volumes to support the mangaka (and to have the physical tankobon volumes, they look really cool :D).

guya.moe has a nice overview of adapted/unadapted chapters, and is generally the website to read the (English) fan translations of the manga. Complete, free, no ads, great reader, only quality translations. Also hosts the spin-offs.

The lost chapters will not be adapted in the future, for sure, and I recommand reading them. guya.moe has an option to see which were adapted and which weren't.

Did you pick up the manga where season 3 ended, or start from the beginning? The anime skipped about 20 chapters, and a few adapted chapters were truncated pretty heavily for time/pacing. I'd say it's worth reading from chapter 1, but at least check out the unadapted chapters if you haven't already. guya.moe has a nice overview of adapted/unadapted chapters.

If you want to go back and see what you’ve missed, Guya.moe has an option to sort chapters by not adapted, but be careful to not read past what you’ve seen of the anime if you plan to stay anime only

The other commenter already copied the chapter numbers, but I'll throw in a link to guya.moe, which offers a nice overview of adapted/unadapted chapters.

guya.moe is the website to read the (English) fan translations of the manga, (as well as the spin-offs) and offers a nice overview of adapted/unadapted chapters.

I wonder if Snuffleupagus can block this exploit.

https://snuffleupagus.readthedocs.io/

Having had to deal with a PHP exploit and still dealing with it I was looking around and came across jvoisin/snuffleupagus: Security module for php7 and php8 with is a successor to suhosin.

Other than that we rely on quite a lot of things these days, notably ModSecurity and the OWASP Core Rule Set alongside some other heavy restricting of our apps. (the idea being that the app is safe on its own, but those act as extra layers of defense in case we fuck up something really badly in the app one day)

When it comes to your application: I don't know how tech-savvy you are, and I'm not sure if you're worried about someone breaking into your webapp, but you could look into setting up security extentions like snuffleupagus (PHP) and SpiderLab's ModSecurity WAF for Apache and nginx for which OWASP has a great, free ruleset

snuffleupagus is pretty cool, I highly recommend looking at the default rules if you're wondering what it's capable of: https://github.com/jvoisin/snuffleupagus/blob/master/config/default.rules There are some things in there that you might not know about php yet!

No, it's a module that hooks into php functions and offers some general harding (like refusing to execute files that could be written to by www-data) and allows more fine-grained control over disable_function, like setting filters/rules for some arguments. The default config shows how to mitigate certain bypasses for regular php.ini based hardening: https://github.com/jvoisin/snuffleupagus/blob/master/config/default.rules