A fast and secure way to prevent SQL injection attacks
Piyush Mittal, Sanjay Kumar Jena · 2013
As most of the web applications are associated with database as back end so there are possibilities of SQL injection attacks (SQLIA) on it. Even SQLIA is among top 10 attacks according to Open Web Application Security Project but still approaches are not able to give proper solution to this problem. Number of measures are also discovered to overcome this attack, but which measure is more convenient and can also provide fast access to application without compromising the security is also a major concern. Some existing approaches are good in security but they are not efficient to handle large user's requests. To overcome these two issues at the same moment we have used Bitslice AES encryption to prevent this attack. This implementation uses a non-standard representation, and view the processor as a SIMD computer, i.e. as 64 parallel one-bit processors computing the same instruction.