Escape-proof PHP/MySQL Injection Attacks Within the ORDER_BY and …
The commonly applied practice among professionals is to run user input through mysql(i)_real_escape_string(). However, this only protects against user variables within quoted values, and does not protect against SQL injection attacks …
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Protecting WordPress from SQL Injection Attacks
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What he means is that in general WordPress does not sanitize MySQL queries. He recommends that WordPress provide “a proper set of SQL safe functions (ie $wpdb->escape_int and $wpdb->escape_str” and “use mysql_real_escape_string(), …
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PHP/MySQL: The Escape Method Done Right
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No, addslashes() is insufficient to protect you from SQL injection attacks (read: these get you fired). Here’s the solution for an escape …
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