Is there a database programming language with encapsulation to prevent the injections?

One of things that annoys me about SQL is that it can’t think in terms of objects and it’s lack of encapsulation makes me constantly have to escape commands to prevent injections.

You’re hired to fix a small bug for a security-intensive site. Looking at the code, it’s filled with security holes. What do you do? [closed]

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Is my application vulnerable to SQL injection if I don’t specify each type in Doctrine2?

I thought Doctrine 2 DBAL prepared statements were safe from SQLi. But I found this confusing bit in the docs:

Is my application vulnerable to SQL injection if I don’t specify each type in Doctrine2?

I thought Doctrine 2 DBAL prepared statements were safe from SQLi. But I found this confusing bit in the docs:

Is my application vulnerable to SQL injection if I don’t specify each type in Doctrine2?

I thought Doctrine 2 DBAL prepared statements were safe from SQLi. But I found this confusing bit in the docs:

Is my application vulnerable to SQL injection if I don’t specify each type in Doctrine2?

I thought Doctrine 2 DBAL prepared statements were safe from SQLi. But I found this confusing bit in the docs:

Is my application vulnerable to SQL injection if I don’t specify each type in Doctrine2?

I thought Doctrine 2 DBAL prepared statements were safe from SQLi. But I found this confusing bit in the docs:

How to check for vulnerabilities in web application [closed]

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How to check for vulnerabilities in web application [closed]

Closed 10 years ago.

How to check for vulnerabilities in web application [closed]

Closed 10 years ago.