In the context of SQL injection, what is the significance of using stored procedures?

  • Stored procedures add an extra layer of security by encapsulating SQL logic
  • Stored procedures are only used for performance optimization
  • Stored procedures have no impact on SQL injection prevention
  • Stored procedures make SQL injection attacks more potent
Using stored procedures can enhance security by encapsulating SQL logic on the server side, reducing the risk of SQL injection attacks as user inputs are not directly embedded in the query.
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