You have to assume mongodb didn't make it that far 😁

We're going to ignore that these attacks were done against files?

@nitwhiz fingerprinted blobs?

@nitwhiz So in the future we store everything in a relational database it's like the Windows registry but better🤡.

@ OP I think that SQL will be around for a very very long time. Not necessarily in the form we have now perhaps even with a deferent interface. Injections really should not be able to happen anymore though. Mongo is a rather specific implementation I think document stores and key value store will also remain (better for file storage too)

SQL is a concept of data access, not a specific system.

Its like complaining they use the concept of an API in the future.

So noSql is still a thing?

Dude the timing of this, I was watching discovery the last week and had the same thought about that haha

Hasn't this issue been irrelevant since PDO prepared statements in like 2005?

@kwilliams not complaining. There's fascination, and then there's curiosity about how SQL injection will still be a thing at such advanced times!

"SQL injection" / "flux capacitor" blah blah, just technical-sounding terms they didn't quite understand.
Like why the heck are you looking for "compromised" FILES when an entire database is compromised?!

And later, they can 'move' the data, but can't delete. 😁

It's funny... SQL could mean Structured Quantum Language.

Or Spicy Quinoa Lasagne.

Maybe Salty Quokka Lover?

Who knows what SQL means in the future.

Maybe even Squirrel Queue Loader...

I guess they couldn't show how squirrels get beamed into a mainframe (injection) and eating da files. :(