SQL Injection Vulnerabilities

Injection occurs when an attacker exploits insecure to insert or inject an attacker’s own code into a program or website. Because the program is unable to determine code inserted in this way from its own code, attackers are able to use injection attacks to access secure areas and confidential information as though they are trusted users. Examples of injection include SQL injection, command injection, CRLF injections and LDAP injections

Application security testing can reveal injection flaws and suggest remediation techniques such as striping special characters from user input or writing parameterised SQL queries.

SQL Injection Vulnerabilities  

To protect against SQL injection assume that all incoming data is untrusted. Conduct code reviews and use negative testing, including exploratory testing and pen testing, fuzzy, and fault injection to identify problems in error handling.

Ensure that error messages sent to users aren’t susceptible to data leaks, and that those exceptions are logged in a way that delivers enough information for QA, forensics, or incident response teams to understand the problem.