Sometime Saturday evening my site suffered a database injection attack. Fortunately my host was able to restore the database quickly. Less than 36 hours later, it happened again. The tech support folks sent me articles on how to write queries that are less vulnerable to injections, but I'm not a coder. The stuff was over my head. The affected pages were created four years ago with DreamWeaver MX. I read that the latest versions of DreamWeaver structure queries so that the pages are less vulnerable to database injections. So I downloaded the DreamWeaver CS and used the new query code. Am I safe? Thanks for any replies.
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