SQL injection exploits naive user who uses SQL for passwords unpatched (not updated) computers poorly written query in a software admin privileges inserted through malware.
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Step 1: Summarize the problem — an application builds SQL queries from raw user input (for example, login fields) while running on unpatched systems; this combination (poorly written queries + weak password handling + unpatched hosts) enables attackers to Show more…
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