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Always perform these SQL injection or any kind of testing in Test Environment
  1. Null (if you are testing an API)
  2. Zero Characters
  3. one character
  4. Two character
  5. some character
  6. One Less than the Maximum allowed
  7. The maximum allowed number of caracters
  8. one more than the maximum allowed number of characters
  9. Spaces in the text
  10. Symbols
  11. Punctuation
  12. ASII
  13. German,Japansese,Arabic Characters
  14. Unicode Characters




  1. Try SQL Injections Attach
  2. ‘ or 1=1;–.
  3. JavaScript Injection
  4. HTML injection
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