Prevention of SQL Injection Using a Comprehensive Input Sanitization Methodology

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Abstract

Databases are essential to modern-day web applications. Structured Query Language (SQL) used to retrieve information from relational database is prone to injection attack by a malicious user. Losing access to application database destroys all credibility for the organization. Mitigating against SQL injection attacks is a critical concern. This paper proposes a methodology for the safe flow of SQL query from the user layer to the database layer. The proposed methodology uses the process of client-side input sanitization to validate user input before a dynamic SQL query is constructed. On the server-side, another process provides server-side query sanitization to ensure a full-proof validation of the SQL query before it is run on the database. The client-side input sanitization process is presented in the paper. On comparison with related methodologies, the proposed methodology is robust, lightweight, and fast.

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Sultana H, P., Sharma, N., Nalini, N., Pathak, G., & Pandey, A. (2023). Prevention of SQL Injection Using a Comprehensive Input Sanitization Methodology. In Advances in Transdisciplinary Engineering (Vol. 32, pp. 276–282). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/ATDE221269

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