How to use Prepared Statements in SQL and Avoid SQL Injection!

It is not enough to connect to your database and query with generic SQL statements. It is imperative to use prepared statements to query in order to avoid being vulnerable to SQL Injection attacks. Prepared statements are parameterized statements that are used instead of embedding user input in the statement. These placeholders can only store a value of the given type and not an arbitrary SQL fragment.
In this video we will discuss exactly what SQL Injection is so you can better understand why you need to use prepared statements and how they protect your data from one of the most common forms of security vulnerabilities.
Here are the videos broken down by topic in this series
Introduction and Client-Server: • How to Connect your Da...
Software architectures: • Application Architectu...
Database Connections: • Database Connections a...
Prepared Statements and Avoiding SQL Injection: • How to use Prepared St... (this video!)
This video is part of a full semester course given on databases and application integration: • {DBMS - Database Manag...
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Link to slides used in this presentation: drive.google.com/file/d/196tt...
Book used in this course: Garcia-Molina, Hector. Database systems: the complete book. Pearson Education India, 2008.
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Great presentation. Very helpful when trying to understand best practices with prepared statements.

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How do I do this in node.js?