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Escape-proof PHP/MySQL Injection Attacks Within the ORDER_BY and …

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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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September 11th, 2008. Comment now »

Protecting WordPress from SQL Injection Attacks

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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January 23rd, 2008. Comment now »

PHP/MySQL: The Escape Method Done Right

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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June 28th, 2007. Comment now »


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