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Good read. Seems the most used chars are ; and -- so I think a simple textbox text evaluation like so would do well.<br />
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userName.Text &nbsp;= &quot;; Delete Table Admin --&quot;;<br />
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if ( Regex.IsMatch(userName.Tex<wbr />t, &quot;; | --))<br />

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Good read. Seems the most used chars are ; and -- so I think a simple textbox text evaluation like so would do well.

userName.Text  = "; Delete Table Admin --";

if ( Regex.IsMatch(userName.Text, "; | --))


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I like the simplicity of the .NET Login control, System.Web.Security.SqlMem<wbr />bershipPro<wbr />vider and aspnetdb.<br />
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Q. Do I need additional codebehind (regex, etc...) to protect against SQL Injection attempts?
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I like the simplicity of the .NET Login control, System.Web.Security.SqlMembershipProvider and aspnetdb.

Q. Do I need additional codebehind (regex, etc...) to protect against SQL Injection attempts?

.NET Login Control SQL Injection Proof?

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