Injection attacks occur when an external source such as a user provides input that causes a program to behave in ways that violate the security policy by executing harmful commands.

Fundamentals of Cybersecurity

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8.10 SQL Injection Overview

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22.9 SQL Injection Overview

Virginia Cybersecurity Fundamentals

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5.11 SQL Injection Overview

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Fundamentals of Cybersecurity

Georgia Introduction to Digital Technology

Virginia Cybersecurity Fundamentals