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| Hacking With SQL Injection Attacks (and Where to Practice Them Safely) | |
| Number | 46 |
| Broadcast Date | December 30, 2016 |
| Episode Length | 9:03 |
| Hosts | Brian Brushwood, Jason Murphy |
| Guests | Jgor |
Summary
Brian and Jason finally figured out HTML tags, so that got them thinking, what other sinister design lies just under the surface? They called up friend and hacker Jgor, who helps them understand one of the oldest security breaches in the books, the SQL injection.
Full Episode
Extended Outtakes
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Fun Facts
- At 8:29, Jason's robotic fairy godmother possessed him and kept him from accidentally saying the wrong decade.
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| Preceded by: "Testing The "Evil Russian" Push-Up Program" |
Hacking With SQL Injection Attacks (and Where to Practice Them Safely) |
Followed by: "Making a Negroni" |