Re:14 Years of SQL Injection and still the most dangerous vu...
by ronaldx on Thursday August 22, 2013 @10:57AM
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Agreed! In general this is a problem of defining and abiding by valid inputs and valid outputs of a system.
SQL statements (unparameterized) have a poor distinction between what is an element of the SQL language and what is permitted data input: where that boundary can be crossed, injection attacks become possible.
SQL statements (unparameterized) have a poor distinction between what is an element of the SQL language and what is permitted data input: where that boundary can be crossed, injection attacks become possible.