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QA is working on hacking our system running the full gamut of security concerns (without costing much money). We're not looking to hiring an outside firm, just yet.

And one of the things we are having a hard time finding is a tool that test for SQL Injection. Most of what we've found is overly complex or simply outdated.

Does anyone know of any tool – simple and easy to use, that can run through a site attempting all sorts of sql injection attacks?

In case you haven't already seen this video, here it is.

Did you know that you can easily download Youtube with little or almost no effort on your part? And no, its not with a browser plugin, or anything else thats complicated.

Actually – its a simple as changing the URL.

If you like a Youtube video, change the URL from youtube.com to 3outube.com. That's right, just change the Y to a 3.

Alternatively, you can add the word "kiss" in front of Youtube.com as well. Both website allow you download FLVs, and 3outube offers MP4s as well.

Easy to remember, easy to use.

Take a look at this Engadget post. See anything weird.

http://www.engadget.com/2009/08/25/microsoft-sucks-at-photoshop/

Need a hint: Look at the guy in the middle. The head is messed up and so is the hand!