Nice tut bro! I'm totally gonna put time into reading this in a few minutes :)
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(Dec 30, 2014 01:41 AM)Nikey646 Wrote: SQL Injection warning, always use Prepared Statements when handling user data of any time. thats why ppl should use pdo over mysql\i
"Makes a connection to the phpMyAdmin"
So the database you are using is a PhpMyAdmin database? Always thought PhpMyAdmin was just a editor. Apart from the SQLi issue, this can also be cracked easier then Proton rat, just use a proxy server or even using the hosts file. This is a okay tutorial, but I would not recommend using this, a beginner at cracking could crack this so easy also the database could be dumped with SQLi and you will leak everybodys usernames and passwords, and the passwords are in plain text so if the DB was dumped, you are rekt and e-rekt. Second, you should also have a ID column in the DB, you should always have one. You can also create accounts with the same username. (Dec 30, 2014 08:53 AM)+Haze Wrote: I know, I did that for simplicity, in real practice, I would of used another column called ID which would be our primary key which would also be an auto increment number. Or make the username the primary key.. So why did you make a low quality tutorial? Thought you was high quality man? (Dec 30, 2014 09:06 AM)+Haze Wrote: and so far your the only one that thinks its LQ. But then again we both know how socially incompetent you are. So you make a low quality tutorial for what? Rep? That perfetic. If you are going to make a tutorial, atleast make a good HQ one. This is worse then what Only3 could do. (Dec 30, 2014 09:16 AM)+Haze Wrote: if you go "If you are going to make a tutorial, atleast make a good HQ one. This is worse then what Only3 could do." |
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