SQL Injection: A method of attack where an attacker inserts or manipulates SQL queries through user input fields to execute unauthorized SQL commands. This is a critical security concern in databases, as it can lead to unauthorized access, data retrieval, or data manipulation. Examples include using SQL code in login forms to bypass authentication or in search forms to access private data.
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