Some of the entry points used to launch a SQL Injection attack are:
Registration form uae mobile number database Contact formSearch bar within the site
Access form to the site itself
Feedback fields
Cart
This is why special attention must be paid to securing the code in authentication forms and search pages.
First, the attacker must understand how and when the application interacts with a database to access data, by observing:
Web forms: If a user is authenticated via a form, the credentials are likely to be verified against a database that stores the information.
Search Engines: User search can be leveraged in a SQL query to extract records from a database that match the query.
E-commerce sites: Product information may also be stored in a database.
An SQL attack on the database can occur, for example, as an access via a falsely filtered input.
