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SQL Injection, Are Your Web Applications Vulnerable

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Language: English
Pages: 31

1.3. Character encoding......Page 3
2.2. Testing procedure......Page 4
2.3. Evaluating results......Page 5
3.1. Authorization bypass......Page 6
3.2.1. Direct vs. Quoted......Page 7
3.2.2. Basic UNION......Page 8
3.2.4. Parenthesis......Page 10
3.2.5. LIKE queries......Page 12
3.2.7. Column number mismatch......Page 13
3.2.8. Additional WHERE columns......Page 18
Table and field name enumeration......Page 19
3.2.10. Single record cycling......Page 21
3.3.2. Injecting subselects......Page 24
3.4.1. Stored procedure basics......Page 25
3.4.2. xp_cmdshell......Page 26
sp_makewebtask......Page 27
4.2. Secure SQL web application coding......Page 29
5.3. Oracle......Page 30
6. The Business Case for Application Security......Page 31