[H4ZEY]

So i'm doing an SQLI and here are the tables i've pulled.

CHARACTER_SETS,COLLATIONS,COLLATION_CHARACTER_SET_APPLICABILITY,COLUMNS,COLUMN_PRIVILEGES,ENGINES,EVENTS,FILES,GLOBAL_STATUS,GLOBAL_VARIABLES,KEY_COLUMN_USAGE,PARAMETERS,PARTITIONS,PLUGINS,PROCESSLIST,PROFILING,REFERENTIAL_CONSTRAINTS,ROUTINES,SCHEMATA,SCHEMA_PRIVILEGES,SESSION_STATUS,SESSION_VARIABLES,STATISTICS,TABLES,TABLESPACES,TABLE_CONSTRAINTS,TABLE_PRIVILEGES,TRIGGERS,USER_PRIVILEGES,VIEWS,INNODB_BUFFER_PAGE,INNODB_TRX,INNODB_BUFFER_POOL_STATS,INNODB_LOCK_WAITS,INNODB_CMPMEM,INNODB_CMP,INNODB_LOCKS,INNODB_CMPMEM_RESET,INNODB_CMP_RESET,INNODB_BUFFER_PAGE_LRU,acronims,fieldnaumbers,links,links_group,menu,news,photo,publication,subgenus,taxon

I cant seem to find the admin username/pw columns. I have checked a few of these tables with no luck. Anyone see a table where it might be? I tried taxon, acronims, fieldaumbers, user_privileges. Anyone have any idea which it might be? any of those table names stand out to you? Most of the time I can find easy, this one is a bit of a challenge tho. I am just going through them all looking.

[Th3PonyWizard]

would you kindly learn MySQL

[Inori]

would you kindly learn MySQL

This.

If you're too lazy to learn it, just use common sense. The table names are pretty self-explanatory.

edit: there's a table named columns... I'm no expert, but that sounds blatantly obvious.

[Tirus]

If you learned how to properly read and understand what these table names mean, you won't have a problem with it, will you?

[Oni]

The tables could be named anything. However, most people pick pretty sensible names when it comes to tables. Use common sense and read a bit on MySQL.

[Crypt]

Not every SQLi vulnerable website you come across is going to have a table for admin/user credentials. If you want to be sure, just go through every one of them.

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This.

If you're too lazy to learn it, just use common sense. The table names are pretty self-explanatory.

edit: there's a table named columns... I'm no expert, but that sounds blatantly obvious.

No. "COLUMNS" is just a table in the information_schema database.

[Inori]

Not every SQLi vulnerable website you come across is going to have a table for admin/user credentials. If you want to be sure, just go through every one of them.

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No. "COLUMNS" is just a table in the information_schema database.

Ah, my mistake. But still, it can probably be figured out with some basic knowledge and common sense.

[Master Antrax]

This is the INFORMATION_SHEMA DB...