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Re: UNION SQL Injections - A Cure All Once & For All (Score: 1)
by chatserv on Friday, April 23 @ 17:12:54 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) http://nukeresources.com | | Both claims are true, if anyone released protection code/scripts/files that advertise instead of handling x or y vulnerability it's not only useless, it's sad but i imagine it must not be very popular as i haven't encountered it although i admit i don't try everything released out there unless i trust the author and said people have a perfect standing with me. as for the extra code, yes, the more code, the more load but in my case any code added to validate variables and similar code is well worth it, a quick browse through any of the so-called "security" sites that post vulnerabilities in detail shows that one of the most common causes for vulnerabilities resides in poor code validation, hence why i aim to secure as much code as possible, the good thing? A few others have started implementing better code validation which is a big plus. |
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