It seems to me that if you use dynamic sql, you are bound to get
injection attacks unless you are always careful, and you are not
*always* going to be careful. So if you use dynamic sql, will always
get injection attacks.
If you use mysqli and stored procedures, and *never* use dynamic sql,
>While PKI has many shortcomings, DigiNotar has shown the industry can
>effectively kill off a deficient CA. Are there any measures in place
>to keep a deficient registrar out of DNS? Or will NetNames still be
>serving up records with a promise to do better?
Interesting question. For registars fo
While PKI has many shortcomings, DigiNotar has shown the industry can
effectively kill off a deficient CA. Are there any measures in place
to keep a deficient registrar out of DNS? Or will NetNames still be
serving up records with a promise to do better? [Naively, I thought
the DNS hacks were relat
