SQL injection attacks take several forms, including: A classic example of a SQL injection attack code involves manipulating username and password fields. Good-faith users of a web form that uses SQL ...

I’ll explain this by using examples in DDL, using SQL Server syntax. The short version of this is fairly simple. Every table that you want to use in relations should have a primary key ...

This was a deliberately simple example, and there are many different ... A web application’s failure to sanitize input leads to remote SQL code execution. Mitigating SQL injection attacks ...

But rather than simply stopping there and writing an exploit I went back and re-examined the code and found a number of other flaws. For example, if you send 0x0A as the first byte to a SQL Server ...

If your company used personal computers, it was likely impacted. SQL Slammer was an amazing 376 bytes of malicious code. It attempted to connect to every computer it could find over MS-SQL UDP ...