I am coding for an Intranet. In theory, I don\'t have to worry too much about SQL injection (I can see you throwing up your hands in horror already ;-)It\'s not really a secure app & doesn\'t have
I found out after a while that a component used on my website had an unfiltered parameter, in a WHERE condition in the following settings:
We are planning to use TinyMce in a JSP. We have a standard security filter which keeps track of input data from forms.
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I just stumbled on a website vulnerable to an SQL injection attack by mistake ( Is this site vulnerable to an SQL injection attack? ).
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Over the weekend I\'ve compiled a list of regexs to check for sql injections in GET, POST and COOKIE super globals. They are by all accounts very effective in detecting if a sql injection is found. I\
I\'m working on a web app and I came across this code snippit $email=$_POST[\'email\']; $pass=$_POST[\'pass\'];
I\'m getting ready to launch a site - the first one that I coded from the ground up. It\'s going to be low traffic, and low-profile (probably won\'t get spidered by search engines.) I\'m using PEAR\'s
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