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From: "Gary" on 25 Feb 2010 12:39
I have a DB on a site that is not really up anymore (a redirect because of a
merger), and it seems to have been attacked.

I always use REMOTE_IP so that I have a record and able to ban IP's of the
endless form spammers, however on this attack, the IP listed is my local IP
(actually my old one since I changed ISP's).

I was wondering how they did this and how do I protect on other DB's.

Some of the other injected text inot almost every field is.

1 AND USER_NAME() =

\'; DESC users; --

1\' OR \'1\'=\'1

There is plenty more, however they submitted the form about 12 times per
second.

Any thoughts?

Gary



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From: Chris on 25 Feb 2010 16:27
Gary wrote:
> I have a DB on a site that is not really up anymore (a redirect because of a
> merger), and it seems to have been attacked.
>
> I always use REMOTE_IP so that I have a record and able to ban IP's of the
> endless form spammers, however on this attack, the IP listed is my local IP
> (actually my old one since I changed ISP's).
>
> I was wondering how they did this and how do I protect on other DB's.
>
> Some of the other injected text inot almost every field is.
>
> 1 AND USER_NAME() =
>
> \'; DESC users; --
>
> 1\' OR \'1\'=\'1
>
> There is plenty more, however they submitted the form about 12 times per
> second.
>
> Any thoughts?

I guess you didn't use mysql_real_escape_string (or mysql_escape_string)
in your queries.

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