{keyword}' And (select Chr(66)&chr(85)&chr(116)&chr(88) — From Msysaccessobjects)=chr(66)&chr(85)&chr(116)&chr(88) And 'hffs'='hffs

If you’ve ever seen a string of text filled with CHR() codes and AND statements in your server logs, you aren't looking at a glitch. You’re looking at a targeted attempt to "blindly" talk to your database.

Today, we’re breaking down a specific type of SQL injection (SQLi) often used against Microsoft Access databases and why it’s more than just "gibberish." Anatomy of the Attack If you’ve ever seen a string of text

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While the string you provided looks like an —specifically one targeting Microsoft Access databases—it’s a great starting point for a blog post on cybersecurity. If you’ve ever seen a string of text