Slideshow: The 10 Most Common Database Vulnerabilities

AppSec's Team SHATTER shares the top 10 database vulnerabilities it sees most commonly plaguing organizations over and over again

Dark Reading Staff, Dark Reading

October 30, 2010

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Never store sensitive data in clear text within a database table. And all connections to the database should always use encryption.

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