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MrAli: SQL injections, XSS, XSF etc. e.g &quot;SQL Query in HTTP Request&quot;<br />
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point is, as Proactive Measure what an Network Admin can do on ASA to be ready and avoid the SQL Injections.<br />
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even if you have good IPS, some time IPS can be Fooled<br />
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MrAli: SQL injections, XSS, XSF etc. e.g "SQL Query in HTTP Request"

point is, as Proactive Measure what an Network Admin can do on ASA to be ready and avoid the SQL Injections.

even if you have good IPS, some time IPS can be Fooled



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hi ASA Expert$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$<br />
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how Cisco ASA can help to avoid the SQL Injection related issues.<br />
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is there any specific ACL.<br />
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please light it 
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hi ASA Expert$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

how Cisco ASA can help to avoid the SQL Injection related issues.

is there any specific ACL.

please light it 

ASA Firewall and SQL issues

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