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Database Security Products (MOSC)

About the SQL Injection

Jan 29, 2016 8:50AM edited Aug 3, 2016 11:21AM in Database Security Products (MOSC) 6 commentsAnswered

We have our databases on oracle 10g, 11g and in process to migrate some on 12c.

Require below details about the SQL Injection:

1)How to find whether the database is vulnerable to this type of attack?

2)How we can fix or prevent the SQL Injection?

Any other details related to this...

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