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Hurray! :) Ok, no, no that's not fair, but it'd be nice to see people move over to other languages, if only because many of them strongly encourage the use of
by tekacs 16y ago
Hurray! :)
Ok, no, no that's not fair, but it'd be nice to see people move over to other languages, if only because many of them strongly encourage the use of web frameworks which inspire (or force) better coding practices.
It'll be refreshing to see that my data isn't being compromised by every website I visit because their PHP/MySQLi code is vulnerable to SQL injection...
- infinity 16y agoI'm sorry to bring the bad news, but SQL injection vulnerabilities are not a problem of the combination of PHP and MySQL. You can have the same problems with most other combinations of a scripting language and a backend database, for example ASP and Microsoft SQL Server. The true lesson is: Don't assume user's input is ok for SQL queries. All input is evil!