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The null byte evasion technique involves inserting special characters - including quote characters - into SQL injection payloads to create a byte-level discrepancy between what the IDS signature engine sees and what the backend database actually executes. Replacing a basic statement like 'or 1=1' with 'or '1'='1'' changes the raw character sequence enough to avoid matching predefined IDS signatures while still evaluating as a true condition in the SQL engine. This exploits the gap between signature-based pattern matching and database query parsing.

IP fragmentation is a network-layer evasion technique that splits IP packets into fragments to bypass IDS reassembly inspection, and is unrelated to SQL injection payload crafting.

Char encoding involves replacing SQL characters with their URL-encoded, hex, or Unicode equivalents (e.g., %27 for a single quote) to bypass input validation, which is distinct from substituting quoted string literals.

Variation involves altering keyword casing or structure (e.g., 'SeLeCt' instead of 'SELECT') to evade keyword-based IDS rules, not substituting comparison syntax with quoted string equivalents.