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What is the difference between mysql_escape_string and mysql_real_escape_string in PHP?

The main difference between mysql_escape_string and mysql_real_escape_string in PHP is that mysql_escape_string is deprecated and should not be used,...

What are the potential security risks of not using mysql_escape_string in PHP?

When not using mysql_escape_string in PHP, the code is vulnerable to SQL injection attacks. This means that malicious users can manipulate SQL queries...

How can you reverse the effects of mysql_escape_string when retrieving data from a database in PHP?

When retrieving data from a database in PHP that has been sanitized using mysql_escape_string, you can reverse the effects by using the stripslashes f...

How does PDO compare to mysql_escape_string for protecting against SQL injection attacks?

PDO is a more secure method for protecting against SQL injection attacks compared to mysql_escape_string. PDO uses prepared statements and parameteriz...

How can the use of mysql_escape_string versus mysql_real_escape_string affect data integrity in a PHP script?

Using mysql_escape_string instead of mysql_real_escape_string can affect data integrity in a PHP script because mysql_escape_string does not provide t...

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