It’s not like me to post on security – that’s one of Kimberly’s areas – but this is an interesting example of a real-life injection attack :-)
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It’s quite common for a company that experiences a corruption-causing disaster, but has no valid backups to restore from and no ability to fail over
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Hah, I think I am going to have to go adopt a kid just so I can name them that :P