[REVS] New SQL Injection Whitepaper
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New SQL Injection Whitepaper
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SUMMARY
The linked paper contains information on a variety of attacks, including
second-order SQL injection, automation scripts, and audit evasion. It also
discusses input validation and securing current installations. The
intention is to raise awareness of the rich variety of SQL injection
attacks, in order to encourage people to fix these issues in their
applications.
DETAILS
Abstract:
The linked paper discusses in detail the common 'SQL injection' technique,
as it applies to the popular Microsoft Internet Information Server/Active
Server Pages/SQL Server platform. It discusses the various ways in which
SQL can be 'injected' into the application and addresses some of the data
validation and database lockdown issues that are related to this class of
attack.
The paper is intended to be read by both developers of web applications
that communicate with databases and by security professionals whose role
includes auditing these web applications.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The paper can be downloaded from:
<http://www.ngssoftware.com/papers/advanced_sql_injection.pdf>
http://www.ngssoftware.com/papers/advanced_sql_injection.pdf
The information has been provided by <mailto:chris@ngssoftware.com> Chris
Anley.
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