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The Issue
SQL injection is the attempt to break into your database server (and from there into other sensitive areas you want to keep private) with a varied series of methods, such as attempting to enter specifically constructed data meant to circumnavigate the intended purpose of your code.
Two days ago, I took the bus to work, as I had to bring my poor car to the repair shop. And as always seems to happen lately when I’m without private transportation, I got burdened with the job of personally delivering an important package to Blake and Edwards in person. B&E were well known and respected lawyers. And they also happened to be our oldest and most esteemed clients. It was a rush job. As always. And as always I unthinkingly called up the PFY on my cell phone. Bad habits die hard.
So I lounged around in my office after a lengthy lunch, having nothing else to do until the PFY returned with the NeoSilicoResonico cutter. I thought about who could be the very nimble safe opener. And come to think of it, why does Boss need to keep a cool hundred thousand dollars snack money in his safe? Hmm, maybe he regularly had freshly fried, cheese flavoured potato chips flown in from across the globe…
First off, check back tomorrow for episode two of “Courting Disaster”!
And in other news, we now have our first DESKTOP WALLPAPERS! Yoohoo!
You can get them here at http://members.shaw.ca/fainswift/english/PFY/pfy_download.html#Wallpapers !Also, I now have an official email (fainswift@gmail.com) for “My PFY and I…” related questions, comments, and whatever.
And rememeber, tomorrow we’ll publish Part Two of the unknown safe cracker.
Thanks for reading,
N. G. Fainswift
Friday morning I visited my friendly doctor about my extreme sunburn. She said it should go away in a few days or so, and prescribed putting fresh lemon juice on the burns if I wanted a nice tan. She also recommended I don’t fall asleep in my office without first closing the blinds. The thousands of CD on the walls of my southward facing office, the office that had previously been the PFY’s office, made the perfect tanning booth. But especially on cloudless days, it was a real sun oven.
When I finally got to the office, SysAdmin was sitting on the corner of my desk, trying to crack into my Compaq IPAQ hand held computer. This version of the IPAQ had a finger print scanner as a security feature.
Well, it has been pretty quiet on the PFY front these last few weeks, probably because the PFY was on vacation. Of course, that never stopped him before from perpetuating one crime or another against our little office, but this time we seem to have been spared any damages.
Yes, NaNoWriMo has started and I’m busy as a beaver doing my part to lower the standard of writing the world over (just kidding!). So, the PFY thinks there won’t be any entires about him during November.
But nooooooo!
There will be! I’ve already readied two fine examples of the PFY’s exploits and will be posting one later this week, and the other next week or so. And who knows, perchance I’ll take a detour from writing 50000 words of my book “The Troll That Would Fly” and write up a further adventure of the PFY for the end of November.
Thanks for reading, and have a nice day!
N. G. Fainswift
Well, it’s been several days now since the PFY replaced the choking hazard in Blake’s office, which the PFY claimed was a perfectly installed network cable. Blake of course is the senior member of our most prestigious client, Blake and Edwards. Talking of Edwards, I received an email from young Dr. jur. Lic. phil. D. Edwards a few days ago.
