> Even easier than monkeying with every single one of your
> cfquery's.... just add following line to the TOP of all your
> application.cfm's:
>
> <cfif cgi.SCRIPT_NAME contains "EXEC(" OR cgi.PATH_INFO
> contains "EXEC(" OR cgi.QUERY_STRING contains "EXEC("><cfabort></cfif>
That would stop this specific problem, but would be easily circumvented by
using one of the other mechanisms for executing strings on SQL Server.
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