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DotGeek: PHP Security - SQL Injections

DotGeek: PHP Security - SQL Injections 01/19/2004 10:39 AM

Making forms in PHP is easy, even for the novice programmer, but there are hidden dangers that can befall you and your information if you're not careful with how you write your code. SQL injsections are one of the worst, and DotGeek.org is one your side with some new help.




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