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This document discusses NoSQL injection and strategies for preventing it. It begins with an introduction comparing NoSQL and SQL databases. Next, it defines NoSQL injection and how it can occur. The document then discusses various techniques for preventing NoSQL injection attacks, including reviewing code for vulnerabilities and using input validation. It also provides an example of how NoSQL injection could happen in a PHP/MongoDB application and how to validate input as a string to prevent it.
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