is this safe enough? Or should it be improved? Is this code protected for SQL injection? (PHP) Answer I take it for granted that $wpdb is from the WordPress project. Then as explained by the documentation, the very purpose of these placeholders is to prevent SQL injections. Hence you can consider your code safe against SQL injections. Personally I like
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How to bybass sql injection error in Javascript
I am getting sql injection error while trying to run the below code in javascript. I am trying to see a way to update this using parameter or some place holders to bybass the injection error but I am …
How can I prevent 2nd order SQL attacks?
I’m using PHP PDO for my queries, everywhere, but I read that in very rare cases there could still be “second order injections” where an unsafe variable is stored then executed when used in another statement. Will prepared statements still protect against this? As long as I make sure I always use them? Or do I have to take more