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Found SQL Injection Vulnerabilities on several sites.. no idea how to move forward


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Found SQL Injection Vulnerabilities on several sites.. no idea how to move forward

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Yes, I've read countless articles on Google and I'm still having a hard time wrapping my head around it...

 

Case study one: Using Netsparker I found two critical SQL injection points on a scumbag website that extorts money from open source projects by posting fake "analysis"

  • Blind SQL Injection
  • Boolean Based SQL Injection
  • Bonus: Database has admin privileges

No matter what I try I can't see to replicate the (POST) payloads and create a bd shell.

 

Anyone want to walk me through and be my mentor? Me luv you long time. And some ETH rewards maybe possible if you're a good teacher :)


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Yes, I've read countless articles on Google and I'm still having a hard time wrapping my head around it...

 

Case study one: Using Netsparker I found two critical SQL injection points on a scumbag website that extorts money from open source projects by posting fake "analysis"

  • Blind SQL Injection
  • Boolean Based SQL Injection
  • Bonus: Database has admin privileges

No matter what I try I can't see to replicate the (POST) payloads and create a bd shell.

 

Anyone want to walk me through and be my mentor? Me luv you long time. And some ETH rewards maybe possible if you're a good teacher :)

 

Netsparker itself inject as well, and you can give further queries to netsparker


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