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are $_session invulnerable to sql injections?


champoi

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$_SESSION only stores data for you.  If you take data from a user that contains an sql injection, store it in $_SESSION then take it out, then you are still at risk.

 

But if you take data from the user (from $_POST for example), sanitize it, then store it in $_SESSION, then it is now safe data.

 

So $_SESSION basically has no effect on safety of variables, since session data is set by you, not by the user.  The thing to check is whether the data you put in $_SESSION originated from $_POST or $_GET (or $_REQUEST or $_COOKIE)

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