All being said here is really good. One extra tip, usually you don't want to make filters for things you don't want like: antiInjection, antiXSS, antiXXXXX, since attackers usually find new ways to attack your site.

So my recommendation is to take the inverse approach, that means check that each field has what you expect it to have. If is a numeric field validate that only numbers comes in it, if is an alphanumeric id validate it only contains letters and numbers, and so forth. This will give you much better specially when same filters apply to all fields you end up making them less strict to allow different variation work

Also even though your application filters SQL inejection the attacker can still take your site down if the query is heavy, so make sure you limit your slow queries and use the proper caching

In reply to Re: is this script secured enough from internet attacks by bluescreen
in thread is this script secured enough from internet attacks by tercoz

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