Re: SQL Injection Basics

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On Tuesday 11 February 2003 01:48 pm, Sverre H. Huseby wrote:

> The OWASP (www.owasp.org) Filters project introduces the term

Thanks for the kind words Sverre = )

> And you do

Well, it's nothing new. I recently gave a talk on the Filters project and began the talk by saying that "there is nothing academically interesting about the OWASP filters project". We are simply attempting to provide a single point of contact/reference for what people _should_ be doing anyway (but quite obviously aren't). Defense in depth is nothing new, but it's kind of entertaining watching people rediscover it over and over again.

> 1: Until someone tells me otherwise, I give Alex Russell the credit

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I'm pretty sure the concepts of defense in depth will be traceable as far back as someone has had something someone else wanted, and someone was able to write it down. = )

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