For an introduction to SQL Injection (SQLi), see the article entitled “What is SQL Injection (SQLi) ?” As is the case in many security-related domains, preventing SQL Injection (SQLi) is accomplished through a combination of defensive measures, rather than a […]
In the article entitled “What is SQL Injection (SQLi) ?“, we explained how such vulnerabilities can be introduced into applications and why they are so serious. In particular, we saw that the “root of all SQLi evil” lies in Dynamic […]
Although not as common as it used to be, SQL [‘see-kwell’] Injection (SQLi) vulnerabilities are still found in contemporary applications, particularly in “legacy” websites and code. A SQL Injection (SQLi) vulnerability refers to the ability of an attacker to craft […]
