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In a web application that processes sensitive user data, a security analyst is tasked with implementing measures to protect against SQL injection attacks. The analyst decides to use parameterized queries and input validation as primary defenses. However, during a security review, it is discovered that the application still allows certain types of SQL injection due to improper handling of user input in one of its modules. Which of the following best describes the underlying issue that led to this vulnerability?
The application failed to implement a comprehensive input sanitization strategy across all modules.
The application used outdated libraries that do not support parameterized queries.
The application did not enforce strict user authentication protocols.
The application relied solely on client-side validation for input data.

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