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Posted by Jasper Bryant-Greene on 03/27/05 09:08
Ryan A wrote:
> Hi,
> Just a quick question, I have been reading a lot about SQL injection doing a
> s**tload of damage to many sites, I myself use a pagentation class which
> sends the page number from page to page in a $_GET['page'] request which
> gets used in a LIMIT parameter.
>
> From what i have been reading, wrapping all my GET and POST requests in a
> htmlentities() function should keep me safe....right? or what else should
> i/can i do?
>
> eg:
> $page= htmlentities($_GET[page]);
>
> Thanks,
> Ryan
htmlentities() is for displayed data. it will not protect against SQL
injection.
The best way to protect against SQL Injection is:
for string data, mysql_real_escape_string() or your database's equiv.
function
for all other data, type-check it with intval(), floatval() etc.
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