Mitigating SQL Injection Attack Threats Since SQL injection attacks are very hard to detect, prevention is the best approach. Use these recommendations and best practices provided by US-CERT. Structured Query Language (SQL) injection is an attack technique that attempts to subvert the relationship between a Web page and its supporting database, typically in order to […]
Since SQL injection attacks are very hard to detect, prevention is the best approach. Use these recommendations and best practices provided by US-CERT.
Structured Query Language (SQL) injection is an attack technique that attempts to subvert the relationship between a Web page and its supporting database, typically in order to trick the database into executing malicious code. SQL injection usually involves a combination of over-elevated permissions, unsanitized/untyped user input, and/or true software (database) vulnerabilities. Since SQL injection is possible even when no traditional software vulnerabilities exist, mitigation is often much more complicated than simply applying a security patch.
The following mitigation strategies and best practices can be used to minimize the risks associated with this attack vector: As with any system or architecture changes, local administrators are best positioned to know which strategies are appropriate for their specific networks and systems.
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