SQL Injection (SQLi) remains one of the most prevalent vulnerabilities in web applications, targeting RESTful APIs to extract sensitive information or compromise systems.
SQL Injection occurs when malicious input is executed as part of a SQL query. In RESTful APIs, attackers exploit vulnerable endpoints to bypass authentication, retrieve sensitive data, or corrupt databases.
Preventing SQL Injection in RESTful APIs can be done through techniques like using parameterized queries, validating user input, and implementing API security best practices.
To protect against SQL Injection vulnerabilities, you can leverage the Free Website Security Checker Tool to assess your APIs and secure your application before attackers exploit any loopholes.