Now let's discuss about a sequel injection Attack, a school is also pronounced as sequel obscure stands
for structured query language, as we discussed earlier at school, is a programming language that used
to communicate with DBRS, many of the servers that stole critical data for websites and services used
at school to manage the data in their database.
A injection attack specifically targeted this kind of server using malicious code to get the server
to develop information.
This is especially problematic if the server store's private customer information from the websites,
such as credit card numbers, username and password like other credentials or other personally identifiable,
identifiable information which are tempting and lucrative targets for an attacker.
And a sequel injection attack works by exploiting any one of the known as credible liabilities that
allows the escarole server to run malicious codes.
For example, if a secure server is or labeller to an injection attack, it may be possible for an attacker
to go to a Web site search box and type in code that would force these sites escort server to dump all
of its story, username and password for this site.