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My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.ly) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.ly/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Tutorials (https://sinister.ly/Forum-Tutorials) +--- Thread: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) (/Thread-My-SQL-injection-complete-tutorial) |
RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - The Alchemist - 03-04-2013 I know quite some amount of database management using mysql but I never came across something like this +/*! or this /./ How does it bypass that 403 error? RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - shtefcs - 03-09-2013 Very nice tutorial Viper, tnx for sharing it. RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - zomgwtfbbq - 03-09-2013 (03-04-2013, 04:37 PM)The Alchemist Wrote: I know quite some amount of database management using mysql but I never came across something like this +/*! or this /./It's just a matter of bypassing the rules of the WAF that looks for specific patterns in the variable values. There are loads of articles on WAF bypassing, here's a good one: http://kaoticcreations.blogspot.nl/p/sql-injection-waf-bypassing.html RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - The Alchemist - 03-10-2013 (03-09-2013, 01:16 PM)zomgwtfbbq Wrote:(03-04-2013, 04:37 PM)The Alchemist Wrote: I know quite some amount of database management using mysql but I never came across something like this +/*! or this /./It's just a matter of bypassing the rules of the WAF that looks for specific patterns in the variable values. There are loads of articles on WAF bypassing, here's a good one: It still didn't work. But I'll be looking into the link that you provided and also other articles about it(thanks for mentioning the term WAF bypassing, I didn't know it). So, when an 403 error appears, it means that they've blocked a certain pattern of URL type that they suspect to be vulnerable? They do this comparing with the URL right? RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - zomgwtfbbq - 03-10-2013 (03-10-2013, 07:22 PM)The Alchemist Wrote:WAFs search for (sql) keywords like 'union', the trick is to add sql comments to bypass them. There are many WAFs around, all searching for different patterns in variables.(03-09-2013, 01:16 PM)zomgwtfbbq Wrote:(03-04-2013, 04:37 PM)The Alchemist Wrote: I know quite some amount of database management using mysql but I never came across something like this +/*! or this /./It's just a matter of bypassing the rules of the WAF that looks for specific patterns in the variable values. There are loads of articles on WAF bypassing, here's a good one: RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - virus.exe - 03-18-2013 Man I need the passworld of this link for download: http://www.mediafire.com/?y7v30lcj0kn8836 Please, I will waiting a replay. RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - V1P3R - 03-20-2013 you can read in the end of the thread how to get the password
RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - H4X0RZ - 03-22-2013 Great Tutorial For the One who are stepping in this field and also for the intermediates Thanks RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - yeuquaido - 03-27-2013 Please help me with the password for Download SQLI dorks list. I liked facebook page and sent you an message but no response. Thank you very much RE: My SQL injection complete tutorial :) - yeuquaido - 03-27-2013 Please help me with the password for Download SQLI dorks list. I liked facebook page and sent you an message but no response. Thank you very much |