SQL -- Snort has detected traffic associated with SQL injection or the presence of other vulnerabilities against SQL like servers.
SQL url ending in comment characters - possible sql injection attempt
This is a rule which attempts to generically detect SQL injection attempts in the URL. The rule looks for the double-dash sequence, ('--'), which is a SQL comment, and SQL SELECT/UPDATE/INSERT statements.
This rule alerts when SQL injection metacharacters and SQL statements strings are detected in the HTTP URI.
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No known false positives
Cisco Talos Intelligence Group
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SQL Injection
SQL Injection attacks target PHP and ASP applications primarily and involve SQL queries or commands added to unverified user input. A successful attack can lead to data leaks (entirely exposed data), database modification (data deletion or tampering), administrative permissions misuse, and sometimes direct commands passed to the operating system.
CVE-2012-2998 |
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