This is a really poor article, that doesn't give reasonable advice. SQL injection attacks are a big risk, for sure. But SQL persists because it's incredibly use

This is a really poor article, that doesn't give reasonable advice. SQL injection attacks are a big risk, for sure. But SQL persists because it's incredibly useful. "Stop using SQL" is completely pointless advice. Meanwhile, in the real world, every interface/API/protocol/whatever has the potential for being exploited to do things that weren't intended. You may as well say "stop using computers!"