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05.27.2008 at 06:18AM PDT, ID: 23434648
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Stored Procedures Prevent Injection Attacks?

Asked by rito1 in Networking Security Vulnerabilities, Active Server Pages (ASP), Web Servers

Hi All

A website of ours has recently been hit by an injection attack which is corrupting our data within the following line <script src=http://www.dota11 .cn / m.js></script> (added spaces to prevent anyone from clicking it by mistake!)

I have been going through my weblogs and have located where they have tried to perform the attack... Obviously one of our files are vulnerable but inspecting the majority of these files, they actually trigger a stored procedure rather than use inline code.

Please could anyone confirm that I should be looking for inline cone instance and am safe to leave the stored procedure referenced pages as they are?

Is there a cool gadget that can test for vulnerabilities on certain pages or is it more of a painstaking job?

Many thanks,

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