Often, websites seem to exist primarily to put something into a database in order to pull it out later. While other database methods, such as NoSQL, have gained popularity in recent years, data for many websites still resides in the traditional SQL database. This data often consists of valuable personal information such as credit card numbers and other personal information of interest to identity thieves and criminals. Hackers therefore always look to get this data. One of the most common targets of these attacks is the SQL databases that lie behind many web applications through a process of SQL Injection. An injection attack works by getting the application to pass untrusted input on to the interpreter. Recently, 40,000 customer records being taken from Bell Canada are a result of an SQL Injection attack. In late 2013, hackers stole over $100,000 from a California based ISP using SQL injection.


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