The security problem that the ASP Login Authentication page should do

Response to ASP Overflow Vulnerability We should do comprehensive character filtering

One is the member login

The following section of code filters out the illegal characters of username

<%
Username=trim (Request.Form ("username"))
Userpws=trim (Request.Form ("password"))
If Username= "" or userpws= "" or Instr (username, "=") >0 or Instr (username, "%") >0 or Instr (USERNAME,CHR)) >0 or I NSTR (username, "?") >0 or INSTR (username, "&") >0 or Instr (username, ";") >0 or INSTR (username, ",") >0 or Instr (username, "'") >0 or Instr (username, ",") >0 or Instr (USERNAME,CHR (34)) >0 or Instr (USERNAME,CHR (9)) >0 or Instr (username, "") >0 or Instr (username, "$") >0 Then
Response.Write ("Please enter username and password correctly")
Response.End
End If
%>

Another is an overflow vulnerability that enters illegal characters through the address bar

If a page is a newslist.asp page for newspage.asp

We pass NewSID parameters from newslist.asp to newspage.asp

When newspage.asp receive parameters, we usually use only

<%
Dim NewSID
Newsid=request (' NewSID ')
....................
%>

For security's sake, we need to add at least one sentence.

<%
Dim NewSID
Newsid=tirm (Request ' ID ')
If newsid= ' or Instr (NewSID, "') >0 or Instr (NewSID,"% ") >0 Then
Response.Write (' illegal parameter ')
Response.End
%>

I said basically on the above two points, if there is no place please advise.

Although there are some vulnerabilities in the Internet, but we enter a few lines of code to better enhance the security of the site!

Using illegal character overflow to attack website Simple response method