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advcomputer

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Posted: 09/03/2008, 8:49 AM

I have seen on webmaster world that SQL Injection Attacks are back in the news.

I also see the latest build of ccs 4.X has some features to prevent these attacks from doing any damage. I was wonder what in particular was done.

Does the fix work with forms via the "post" method.

Any info would be appreciated,

Jeff
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advcomputer

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Posted: 09/08/2008, 11:56 AM

Anyone from Yes software want to take a stab at answering this question???????????

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Posted: 09/10/2008, 7:11 AM

i will comment but very shorlty

CCS prevent SQL injection Attack and has the Tool needit to doit.


BUT <--- CAPS

if you use request.querystring then you have the door open.


there are some basic rule to follow if you are doing a mistake.

for all your search and Post.
try to put something like this on the text field [ ;select OMGaHACK() ] (inside your search test
check the ;

if this fire and error on your application then the door is open
very basic but work as a test.

do not ever use request.querystring (Unless you know what are you doing)

note: OMGaHACK() is a wrong function and isintended just to bring the error.

IIS7 help more in case you make some mistake.

CCS has the door closed its up to you give the key to the public
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wkempees


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Posted: 09/10/2008, 4:47 PM

qood (=short for) good answer clear, thanks.
Should work for other language flavours? Quess yes.
Again tks, and what a good function name acronym.


http://forums.codecharge.com/posts.php?post_id=100210;select%20OMGitWorks()

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