: Ensure that if an "id" is supposed to be a number, the server rejects anything that contains letters or symbols.
When a website uses a URL like ://site.com , the "123" is sent to a database to fetch a specific page. If the website’s code isn't properly secured, an attacker can replace that "123" with malicious SQL code. This can lead to: inurl -.com.my index.php id
: This looks for URL parameters (e.g., index.php?id=10 ). These parameters are the primary "doors" where databases communicate with the web browser. The Objective: Finding SQL Injection Points : Ensure that if an "id" is supposed