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We began Part 2 with a discussion in Chapter 2 of keeping your PHP scripts secure by careful validation of user input. We continue that discussion here, focusing on user input that participates in your scripts’ interaction with your databases. Your data is, after all, probably your most treasured resource. Your primary goal in writing scripts to access that data should be to protect your users’ data at all costs. In this chapter, we’ll show you ways to use PHP to do that.
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© 2010 Chris Snyder, Thomas Myer, and Michael Southwell
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Snyder, C., Myer, T., Southwell, M. (2010). Preventing SQL Injection. In: Pro PHP Security. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-3319-0_3
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