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Re: about SQL injection


From: David MacDonald <davidpmacdonald () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2005 08:52:25 -0300

The vulnerability lies in your html/asp/jsp/cgi page and not the
database.  Filter out single quotes, double quotes, keywords like or
and select from your query before it hits your database.  A person who
can perform the injection can potentially retrieve a lot of
information, that is if the usernames and passwords in your database
are used elsewhere in your network/system.  Do a google search on
filtering sql injection.

Dave

On Apr 3, 2005 10:07 AM, Seung Hyun Cho <s970501 () gmail com> wrote:
Hi,

I am running my site on IIS & MS-SQL.

I've found vulnerabilities in some pages.
exploited query is working like...
"select * from xxx where id=3"
when I put something like '2 or 1=1', it shows every data in xxx.

But... is it kind of big vulnerability?
What hacker can do to my site in this situation?

Thanks,

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