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SQL INJECTION ATTACKS: A FOCUS ON USER-DEFINED FUNCTIONS IN MYSQL RELATIONAL DATABASE.

Posted on January 21, 2020
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ABSTRACT This article seeks to show how an attacker can leverage the concept of SQL Injection attacks with a focus on manipulating user-defined functions found in MySQL relational database.The attacks simulated here were inspired by vulnerabilities found in 2 CTF style machines I encountered in preparation for my Offensive Security...Read more

Ailoje John Ojo

CISCO certified IT security professional currently pursuing MSc. Networking and Data Communication and CCIE Enterprise Infrastructure certification, complemented with strong technical acumen and proven success in network engineering, enterprise networks, end-user support, and Information Security & Risk assessment program management.

Deft at developing security solutions, configuring Cisco and relevant technologies, and conducting network maintenance, migration, upgrade, and troubleshooting procedures for issue remediation. Track record of leading network/information security improvement initiatives, delivering LLDs/HLDs, and reconciling network activities. Adept at assessing existing networking/security systems and providing 1st/2nd/3rd line support for deployed security tools. Instrumental in motivating cross-functional teams, fostering strategic partnerships, and building capability-raising programs.

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