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1. Sanitize user input:
2. Use parameterized queries:
3. Escape special characters
4. Disable command execution:
5. Use a web application firewall:
6. Validate user input:
7. Use a whitelist approach:
8. Disabling dangerous functions and commands:
9. Use least privilege:
10. Logging and monitoring:
11. Checking for malicious input:
12. Updating and patching:
13. Implement security measures at the application level:
14. Educate your users:
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