Django fixes SQL Injection vulnerability in new releases Django, an open source Python-based web framework has patched a high severity vulnerability in its latest releases.

The huge data thefts at Heartland Payment Systems and other retailers resulted from SQL injection attacks and could finally push retailers to deal with Web application security flaws.

A perfect example is SQL injection as a lurking issue. When an application is rushed out the door there is a real chance that problems will be introduced that can lead to a data breach.

Sophos has deployed a hotfix for their line of Cyberoam firewalls and routers to fix a SQL injection vulnerability.

Errors that allow SQL injection and cross-site scripting attacks are still the top vulnerabilities that pen-testers find, especially at smaller companies.

What do SQL injection attacks have in common with the nuances of GPT-3 prompting? More than one might think, it turns out. Many security exploits hinge on getting user-supplied data incorrectly ...

GambleForce simply scans websites with sqlmap and then injects malicious SQL code which enables it to bypass default authentication and access sensitive data, the report noted. It’s unclear how ...