SQL injection is increasingly prevailing in a web 2.0 era as it has become main tool hackers use most frequently. If strict filtering rules are not set over user input in a site, it leaves chances to SQL injections. This form of attack submits malicious data or inquiry statement which may result in the potential disclosure, alteration or deletion of the statements performed on the database. SQL injection accesses through normal www port, and makes everything look identical with legistimate access, which helps bypass triggering the firewall alert without any awareness to web administrator.

 

Anchiva SWG decode information submitted by users such as URL parameters, post forms, and HTTP head factors. This helps find matching signatures or policies in the attack signature database and user self-define policy to identify the possible attacking content, and apply further policies of blocking or allowing.