Back in July 2008, Microsoft released the Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection, a “static code analysis tool for finding SQL Injection vulnerabilities in ASP code.” With the large number of SQL injection attacks occurring recently, running this tool against your ASP-based web sites is important. (It’s not the only thing you should do, but [...]
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