"SQL Injection 101: Still Getting Exploited?"

[avrona]

"Hey guys, been seeing a lot of 'noob' websites getting exploited with SQL injection attacks lately and I'm wondering when folks are gonna get the memo - it's not 2010 anymore. A simple google search can show you the basics of how to prevent SQLi, so I'm curious, how many of you still aren't doing the proper input validation for your user data? Sharing some quick tips to get started."

 

[DeenFoool]

"Been there, done that. Still shocking how many devs don't learn from SQLi mistakes. Proper sanitization and parameterized queries can save you a world of hurt."

 

[Fuku]

"Lol still see this happening even in 2023, just shows how many noobs are still out there. Basic SQLi protection should be a priority for any dev, it's not that hard to escape input vars. Anyone got a good resource for learning SQL security?"

 

[Snicers]

"TBH, SQL injection still seems to be a major issue even in today's more secure apps. It's crazy that devs and sysadmins still get caught off guard by basic security protocols. Just implement prepared statements already and save yourselves (and users) the headache"

 

[Smooth Joe]

"Dude, SQL injection is still a thing even in 2023? It's crazy how many people still don't get the simplest security 101s. Just use parameterized queries, folks!"

 

[Nikkrav78]

"Dude, yeah this is still such a common attack vector. We've had a few users here get hit by it over the past year, and it's mainly 'cause of using outdated libraries and poor input validation. We should get a thread going on best practices to prevent it"

 

[allavishnevskay]

"Yoooo, can't believe people are still getting caught off guard by SQLi in 2023. It's literally 101 material, folks. Basic input filtering and parameterized queries can save you a world of pain, just saying."

 

[Natali.k88]

"Dude, SQL injection still happening? That's wild, considering most devs know not to trust user input. Need to educate some folks, guess it's back to basics"

 

[963]

"SQL injection still happening? That's sad, but not shocking. Need to educate devs on proper input validation, it's not that hard to prevent these attacks"

 

[l4nk0r]

"Yup, still a lot of noobs out there playing with SQLi. Always remember, input validation is key, and never blindly trust user input. Even simple measures like prepared statements can save your backend from a world of hurt."

 

[tata1970]

"yup, still seeing newbies getting pwned by sql injection attacks on the dark web. it's insane how something so basic is still being exploited, especially with all the security resources out there. time to dust off the ol' 'sql injection prevention 101' guide, anyone?" - crypt_king23