well say theoretically that I have found a vulnerable website, found the number of columns, found the vulnerable column and finally found the names of both the tables and the columns...how the hell I extract data like passwords or anything else ? I mean what query should I use ? Please help
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Using DIOS syntax (no limitation with output)
or using group_concat (possible output limitation as output is limited to 1024 characters). See syntax : http://pastie.org/private/de9jfl89op1hdvskpjpf7a Janus - SQLi challenges for advanced injectors
(Mar 9, 2016 05:22 AM)kolinn Wrote: hello bro! where can i get more DIOS code? I have a tutorial blog post which goes in depth regarding DIOS, specifically used for dumping the entire DB struct. But it's fairly easy to modify these queries to pull out the actual data. http://frostyhacks.blogspot.co.uk/2014/1...m-all.html
Hi guys!!! Now say theoretically that I've been able to watch all the data in all the columns of all the tables...is it possible that there's not sensible data ?? I mean there's no trace of passwords or mails or telephone numbers ! In this case is the sql injection totally unuseful ??
(Mar 23, 2016 11:12 AM)jackjohn Wrote: Hi guys!!! Now say theoretically that I've been able to watch all the data in all the columns of all the tables...is it possible that there's not sensible data ?? I mean there's no trace of passwords or mails or telephone numbers ! In this case is the sql injection totally unuseful ?? Did you check all databases for passwords? If passwords are not stored in database that doesn't mean SQLi is generally useless. SQLi can't give you something that isn't stored in database(s). Janus - SQLi challenges for advanced injectors
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