On Thu, 2002-03-14 at 14:35, Lars Preben S. Arnesen wrote:
> But what if your JSP-script lets an evil user insert sql statements
> via a form in your web application. Then the approved application on
> your own server, with the right username/password send possible nasty
> SQL to the database. Of course this requires security holes in the web
> application layer, but hey: it is holes like that in at least half of
> every dynamic web site out there. I don't think I'm any better so I
> want to use security at _all_ levels, including the database.
You have got me worried. How is "select * from password" submited to a
database table going to execute?
I mean in my applications I can submit datatypes to rows in a table. How
do I submit sql or java code that will execute?
I know I can try to submit code via the URL but I was under the
impression that the java security folk had cleaned that one up? As for
sql code that will ececute it is beyond me.
Please send me a working example offlist so that I can try it on my
current project.
Cheers
Tony
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