Protect against SQL injection

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How can I protect against SQL injection?

Posted 6-Sep-13 2:32am

Lien Mathieu

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I agree with Jas24's comment to this answer[^]. And your question reminds me of this CP article. Security: It’s Getting Worse[^]

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Tip/Trick: Guard Against SQL Injection Attacks[^]

Posted 6-Sep-13 3:37am

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Christopher Kenis · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-06T02:33:00

Solution 1

Use prepared statements and parameterized queries. These are SQL statements that are sent to and parsed by the database server separately from any parameters.

Sql Injection
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Posted 6-Sep-13 2:33am

Christopher Kenis

Updated 6-Sep-13 2:48am

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Tom Marvolo Riddle 6-Sep-13 8:42am

@Christopher Kenis :Impossible-No.Just we reduce the risk of being attacked