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Tag Archives: SQL Injection Attack
SQL Server User Group: SQL Injection Attacks
Examples The examples were run against a copy of the Adventure Works database. Basic Demo (ASP.NET MVC / C# / Visual Studio 2010) Second Order Demo (WinForms / C’# / Visual Studio 2010) Required Tables For the Second Order Demo … Continue reading
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If you really must do dynamic SQL…
I may have mentioned in previous posts and articles about SQL Injection Attacks that dynamic SQL (building SQL commands by concatenating strings together) is a source of failure in the security of a data driven application. It becomes easy to … Continue reading
BBC repeating mindless nonsense
I’ve just read a report from the BBC that simply repeats some mindless drivel about SQL Injection Attacks from a spokesman for the US Department of Justice. According to the BBC: Edward Wilding, a fraud investigator, told the BBC that … Continue reading
A fantastic cartoon on SQL Injection Attacks
Just in time for the SQL Injection Attack micro presentation that I’m doing. From: xkcd.org Technorati Tags: SQL Injection Attack , cartoon , xkcd
SQL Injection Attacks
Every day I see messages on various forums asking for help with SQL. Nothing wrong with that. People want to understand how something works, or have a partial understanding but something is keeping them from completing their task. However, I frequently … Continue reading
UPDATE: Sql Injection Attacks
As a follow up to my post on preventing SQL Injection Attacks a couple of months ago I just found this little nugget, I Made a Difference[^], and it shows what can be achieved if you don’t secure against SQL Injection attacks – and … Continue reading
Please please please learn about SQL Injection Attacks
Here are two more great blog entries about preventing SQL Injection Attacks First, Bertrand Le Roy gives some excellent advice about how to spot potential sites for injection attacks and how to get yourself out of that mess: Please, please, please, … Continue reading
Protecting Tables from SQL Injection Attack
A recent question in a forum that I view asked about how to ensure that even if one layer of security was compromised that the table would only ever return one row at a time so that an attacker would have … Continue reading
Oh No! More on SQL Injection Attacks
I’ve not written about this in a while becuase it seemed that people were getting the message. But today I was asked, on Code Project, “I am wondering why injecting values into the [SQL] string is considered a security risk?” … Continue reading
SQL Injection Attacks and executing dynamically created SQL
There is a very important difference between EXEC[UTE] and sp_executesql that anyone who executes dynamically generated SQL statements ought to know. Typically dynamic SQL is generated when a particular construct is not possible by using parameters alone or when certain … Continue reading
