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Shane,
SQL injection can compromise *any* application, web or not, regardless
of framework. If the SQL parameter is passed as a string an appended to
a "where" clause for example and isn't checked for length or content
then the resulting executed query can be considered SQL injectable. You
can do this in a green screen app, fat client or web application.
The issue is how are the SQL parameters passed to the dynamic statement
and can the output be used maliciously. That will determine your
exposure. Parameterized statements, encoding and other techniques can
be used to limit your exposure.
Pete
Shane_Cessna@xxxxxxx wrote:
All:
Has anyone using CGIDEV2 implemented a solution to prevent SQL Injection
attacks in your applications? If so, what did you use and how did you do
it?
This is one of my security goals for this year in case you're curious.
Shane Cessna
Senior Programmer
North American Lighting, Inc.
217.465.6600 x7776
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