Tag: Test Driven Design
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Common Database Vulnerabilities: Defects
Defects are a nuisance. However, they often lead to bigger problems. You might find your code corruption data by updating the wrong records or opening up gaping security holes allowing users to see other users’ data. Find out how to protect yourself from this danger.
We know to keep a database secure. We’ll help you to do the same.
From the sqlity.net blog
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How to identify the SQL Server Service Account in T-SQL
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How to Change a SQL Login’s Password
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Hash Algorithms – How does SQL Server store Passwords?
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B+Trees – How SQL Server Indexes are Stored on Disk
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How to Re-Create a Login with only a Hashed Password
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The Hidden SQL Server Gem: UPDATE from SELECT
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A Join A Day – Nested Joins
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Determine the Uptime of a SQL Server Instance
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A Join A Day – The Left Anti Semi Join
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Log Reuse Waits Explained: LOG_BACKUP
