I\'m still learning about SQL injection, but always the best way for me was using examples, so this is part of my code:
The think is that i have a complete working website with many calls to the MySQL server and doing some research on this site i saw that making my querys in this form:
I\'m developing a website and I\'m trying to secure the connection part. I used the addslashes function on $login to stop SQL injection but some friends told me that\'s not enough security. However,
Situation: I\'m doing some penetration testing for a friend of mine and have total clearance to go postal on a demo environment. Reasonfor this is because I saw a XSS-hole in his online ASP-applicati
I am designing a web part where users can enter a search phrase the MOSS Search index is sought for that. I use FullTextSqlQuery class for searching.
i\'m using this in every $_get or $_post before acces or insert to my Database.. i\'m sure it\'s not eno开发者_开发问答ugh.. but how safe is it? can i combine it with some expresion to make it safer?
I have a stored procedure that takes in the name of a table as a parameter and uses dynamic sql to perform the select. I tried to pass @TableName as a parameter and use sp_executesql but that threw an
Is this code 100% safe from sql injecti开发者_StackOverflow社区on: $id = $_GET[\'id\'] mysql_query(\'SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE id < \' . (int)$id);
I was wondering is it possible to just my_sql_escape string the whol开发者_如何学运维e $_POST and $_GET array so you dont miss any variables?
my website has PHP command: mysql_query(\"SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=\" . $_GET[\"id\"]) or die(mysql_error());
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