securing web form interaction

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From: Jonathan Vanasco
Subject: securing web form interaction
Date: 18:02 on 15 Feb 2005

Can anyone give me some tips for securing web form interaction?

I'm looking specifically for 2 things:

	preemptive defense of potential SQL injection attacks

	'human only' readable gifs on forms to preemtively defent against  
bots without using some crazed throttling scheme

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securing web form interaction
Jonathan Vanasco 18:02 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
ben syverson 18:36 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
Arshavir Grigorian 14:41 on 16 Feb 2005

Apache::Request equivalent of CGI::Capture?
David Naughton 21:48 on 16 Feb 2005

Re: Apache::Request equivalent of CGI::Capture?
Adam Kennedy 01:52 on 17 Feb 2005

Re: Apache::Request equivalent of CGI::Capture?
Joe Schaefer 02:22 on 17 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
Sean Davis 18:40 on 15 Feb 2005

RE: securing web form interaction
Adam Prime x443 19:07 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
Ian Joyce 19:09 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
Octavian Rasnita 19:19 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
Perrin Harkins 20:24 on 15 Feb 2005

RE: securing web form interaction
Adam Prime x443 19:11 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
Malcolm J Harwood 21:19 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
Octavian Rasnita 19:20 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
ben syverson 20:33 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: securing web form interaction
Octavian Rasnita 08:10 on 16 Feb 2005

RE: securing web form interaction
Adam Prime x443 21:13 on 15 Feb 2005

Re: Apache::Request equivalent of CGI::Capture?
Stas Bekman 03:40 on 17 Feb 2005

Re: Apache::Request equivalent of CGI::Capture?
William McKee 14:49 on 17 Feb 2005