Low-priority databases containing temporary network workload information could be a perfect vector for simple SQL injection attacks. A Black Hat presenter will show how he used these attacks to put together attacks that lead to remote takeovers of SOHO routers. Zachary Cutlip says he has found that these attacks come into play more often than he would have guessed when he first got into testing WiFi routers. He hopes to instill on audience members that low-value database vulnerabilities could have a lot of serious unintended consequences.”]