Secure Your ASP.NET Application from a SQL Injection Attack

Posted on January 17, 2008

Perform validation on the user input to verify the input is limited to desired values. Data validation should be performed at both the client and the server. The server side validation is required to avoid a security weakness exposed by …

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Secure Your ASP.NET Application from a SQL Injection Attack

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