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PHP Tutorials : Protect your script from hackers: by validating HTTP GET variable names
| $_GET data is usually passed to the browser to indicate what page or article to load from a Website and may be used to make a query to your MySQL database. You probably already have protected your MySQL database from SQL injection attacks. Let's take an extra step to protect the valuable data your MySQL tables hold. You can prevent users from messing with URL Query Strings by validating validating $_GET data before you execute anything with it. |  |
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