SQL injection attacks exist at the opposite end of the complexity spectrum from buffer overflows, the subject of our last in-depth security analysis.

SQL injection attacks have been going on for years, and the vulnerabilities and exploitation techniques are well-understood and widely discussed. However, they’re still quite prevalent and are ...

Q: How does SQL injection work? A: The way it works is very simple. An improperly programmed Web form can inadvertently allow data and executable code to get mixed up.

In SQL injection attacks, malicious hackers can take advantage of poorly coded Web application software to introduce malicious code into a company’s systems and network. The vulnerability exists ...

Good summary of the problem. I thought I knew everything about SQL injection already, but 'blind' injection was a new one for me, and just highlights how any hole, no matter how small, can be ...