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PHP/MySQL: The Escape Method Done Right
Published by Admin | Filed under escape, fired, addslashes, insufficient, warnings, suppress, injection, function, symbols, protect
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 »
Rails’ friends: Securing MySQL (continued)
Published by Admin | Filed under connection, clear, protect, update, config, advice, rails, configuration, database, password
Rails’ database connection We have to update Rails’ database configuration in the project’s config/database.yml file. We have to enter both, the user name and password in the clear, so it is good advice to protect the file from …
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February 27th, 2007. Comment now »
