Andreas Wolter • 10/7/2025

Evading Data Access Auditing in Microsoft SQL Server – special commands – and how to close the gaps

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This technical article details complex evasion methods in Microsoft SQL Server that can conceal user identity or bypass auditing entirely, such as using DBCC PAGE, Linked Server queries, Change Data Capture, and DML Triggers. It explains the risks and provides specific mitigation strategies for security teams and auditors to strengthen their data access monitoring.

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