Hi! I'm not thinking about such a video for now, but maybe later. SQL injection prevention implementation depends on the language and the library you use, but generally, you should avoid any concatenation or parametrization of SQL queries using string utils. You should always rely on prepared statements. Also, static code analyzers (like SonarQube) highlight you almost all possible SQL injections, so it's helpful to use them in your IDE (or even better in build pipelines of your project).
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Great video, Maks. Keep it up! 👍
thanks, great video
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Hey can you make a vid about how to avoid SQL injections and make more secure website and web apps pls i'm a beginner in web development 🙏
Hi! I'm not thinking about such a video for now, but maybe later. SQL injection prevention implementation depends on the language and the library you use, but generally, you should avoid any concatenation or parametrization of SQL queries using string utils. You should always rely on prepared statements. Also, static code analyzers (like SonarQube) highlight you almost all possible SQL injections, so it's helpful to use them in your IDE (or even better in build pipelines of your project).
@@maksyche thankyou for your guidance 🙏😄