2. Parameterized queries also help protect against SQL injection attacks by adding a control at the database level. Instead of allowing applications to perform arbitrary queries against a database, ...

DELETE FROM USERS 
 WHERE ‘1'='1'; This technique, known as blind SQL injection, allows the attacker to execute arbitrary commands against the database where viewing the output is not important.

DELETE FROM users WHERE ‘1’=’1’; This technique, known as blind SQL injection, allows the attacker to execute arbitrary commands against the database where viewing the output is not important. In this ...

For example, perhaps we know that the victim is running Microsoft SQL Server, and we have an exploit of some kind that works against, say, SQL Server 2012. We therefore want to know if the system ...

The next great frontier for script kiddies can do some serious damage, writes Security Supersite Editor Larry Seltzer. How can your data-driven Web apps fend off the threat?

Lethal Injection There’s a very serious problem with the above example. A clever user will notice that the contents of the FIRST_NAME and LAST_NAME fields get copied into the SQL code itself.

In SQL injection attacks, threat actors "inject" maliciously crafted SQL queries into input fields or parameters used in database queries, exploiting vulnerabilities in the application's security ...

Hackers, which SecureWorks has detected working from computers in Russia, China, Brazil, Hungary and Korea, are using a method known as a SQL (structured query language) injection attack, said Jon ...

DELETEFROM usersWHERE '1'='1'; This technique, known as blind SQL injection, allows the attacker to execute arbitrary commands against the database where viewing the output is not important. In this ...