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MySQL patch mysql_real_escape_string()
June 01, 2006 @ 07:16:11

Greg from Serberus.net has written in today to let us know about a new MySQL patch that's been released which fixes some of the issues PHPers were seeing with the database, including problems with the mysql_real_escape_string function.

MySQL have finally released a patched version of MySQL 5 which addresses the potential SQL injection issue with mysql_real_escape_string() and changing character set - see here.

They also describe a workaround for users who can't upgrade to the latest release.

He also mentiones that this was as issue that Ilia Alshanetsky has blogged about this very issue back in January.

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