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**ChatsUSA** · 06-25-2008, 04:11 PM

Microsoft is pushing freeware to help combat SQL injection attacks. Microsoft is promoting newly released freeware to help IT pros put up a fight against SQL injection attacks.

The release of the products comes at a time when news of legitimate Web sites being compromised by SQL injections has become familiar in the headlines. Microsoft announced these products' availability June 24 in a security advisory. Two of the tools, UrlScan Version 3.0 Beta and Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection Community Technology Preview, are the sole fruits of Microsoft. The third, a Web site scanner called HP Scrawlr, was developed by Hewlett-Packard's Web Security Research Group in conjunction with Microsoft.

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ChatsUSA Management Posts: 10,446 Join Date: Feb 2005 Age: 4	Microsoft Puts Bull's-Eye on SQL Injection Attacks Microsoft is pushing freeware to help combat SQL injection attacks. Microsoft is promoting newly released freeware to help IT pros put up a fight against SQL injection attacks. The release of the products comes at a time when news of legitimate Web sites being compromised by SQL injections has become familiar in the headlines. Microsoft announced these products' availability June 24 in a security advisory. Two of the tools, UrlScan Version 3.0 Beta and Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection Community Technology Preview, are the sole fruits of Microsoft. The third, a Web site scanner called HP Scrawlr, was developed by Hewlett-Packard's Web Security Research Group in conjunction with Microsoft. View: The full story @ eWeek Read full story...

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