[Javk]

Sorry I am new to hacking and was wondering on where the hashed passwords are actually stored and how changing the SQL data allows you to extract them.

[LeetSpeed]

https://www.programiz.com/sql/injection
https://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_injection.asp

SQL Injection is the, well injection of SQL (lol) into a user input, where the goal is to manipulate the way the server handles the input to execute malicious SQL code, so if they were injecting into a user input on a login form, if they could manipulate the input, they could try and return all the info from a table, aka the user table, and their passwords

I am assuming this is what you meant

Thanks for this information!

[LucyWantsfun]

https://www.programiz.com/sql/injection
https://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_injection.asp

SQL Injection is the, well injection of SQL (lol) into a user input, where the goal is to manipulate the way the server handles the input to execute malicious SQL code, so if they were injecting into a user input on a login form, if they could manipulate the input, they could try and return all the info from a table, aka the user table, and their passwords

I am assuming this is what you meant

Thanks a lot for this, you've given me a lot more knowledge through this simple post. I really appreciate.

[Sitrep]

Very good reply from Incog there, it is also worth mentioning that SQLI vulnerabilities are very rare today. At least in most commercial websites etc.