Re: Injection attacks in ASPX/ASP.NET applications

[Krugger <merc4krugger () gmail com>]

Hi,

I have very limited experience with ASP.NET, but just a few days ago I
came across one of these applications.

As others have said seems very green people are writing code these
days. LDAP injection is likely on AD queries for auth as well as SQL
injection as the user input is directly added to SQL statements
without any kind of checks.

The validate request allow for some XSS protection as it will give an
error when passed unencoded html tags as input. Don't think it also
covers SQL injection.

For SQL injection prevention you should consider using something like
prepared statements. Lookup SqlDataAdapter and pass parameters to the
query.

Krugger

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