← Back to context Comment by dyauspitr 7 hours ago [flagged] 8 comments dyauspitr Reply eli 6 hours ago So it can write code to prevent the problem described? dyauspitr 6 hours ago Yes. SQL querying with standard inbuilt anti injection code when retrieving the transactions that it can write itself. customguy 6 hours ago What kind of "standard inbuilt anti injection code" are you referring to? Mysql_real_escape_string()? 1 reply → troupo 3 hours ago How does this prevent prompt injection described in the article?How does it prevent DDOSing and/or exposing the database from an injected prompt? 3 replies →
eli 6 hours ago So it can write code to prevent the problem described? dyauspitr 6 hours ago Yes. SQL querying with standard inbuilt anti injection code when retrieving the transactions that it can write itself. customguy 6 hours ago What kind of "standard inbuilt anti injection code" are you referring to? Mysql_real_escape_string()? 1 reply → troupo 3 hours ago How does this prevent prompt injection described in the article?How does it prevent DDOSing and/or exposing the database from an injected prompt? 3 replies →
dyauspitr 6 hours ago Yes. SQL querying with standard inbuilt anti injection code when retrieving the transactions that it can write itself. customguy 6 hours ago What kind of "standard inbuilt anti injection code" are you referring to? Mysql_real_escape_string()? 1 reply → troupo 3 hours ago How does this prevent prompt injection described in the article?How does it prevent DDOSing and/or exposing the database from an injected prompt? 3 replies →
customguy 6 hours ago What kind of "standard inbuilt anti injection code" are you referring to? Mysql_real_escape_string()? 1 reply →
troupo 3 hours ago How does this prevent prompt injection described in the article?How does it prevent DDOSing and/or exposing the database from an injected prompt? 3 replies →
So it can write code to prevent the problem described?
Yes. SQL querying with standard inbuilt anti injection code when retrieving the transactions that it can write itself.
What kind of "standard inbuilt anti injection code" are you referring to? Mysql_real_escape_string()?
1 reply →
How does this prevent prompt injection described in the article?
How does it prevent DDOSing and/or exposing the database from an injected prompt?
3 replies →