In March 2011, two hackers, “Ne0h” and “TinKode” compromised MySQL.com and posted the site’s customer usernames and passwords. According to the pair, they launched the attack using the site’s SQL Injection (SQLi) vulnerabilities. Similarly, in 2012, D33Ds Company, a hacker group, posted the passwords of 450,000 Yahoo users. Like the Oracle-owned MySQL.com website attack, […] The post How to Fix the SQL Injection Vulnerability in Ruby on Rails | CloudSecureTech appeared first...
