select * from users where username =' Content of Textbox1'
and password = 'Content of Textbox2'

or ''x''=''x'' --'

select * from users where username =' or ''x''=''x'' --''
                                                   2 single quotes ^^
and password = 'Content of Textbox2'

select * from users where username ='' or 1=1 --'
                              2 single quotes ^^
and password = 'Content of Textbox2'

I tried uninstalling KDE from Knoppix (which I later discovered is an impossibility), anyway I uninstalled KDE-core and various kde-libs files, before deciding that if I was to just reinstall KDE on top of the old install, it would just overwrite anything that was there without the need for uninstalling everything first. I'm not sure if that's the correct thing to do, perhaps some of the Linux gurus here could correct me.

It' s shame it only comes as a live disk, though one of my colleagues recomended installing a raw Linux kernel, and copying on top of that all the programs, desktop, features, shell, tools etc. from the Knoppix disk.

Windows

Capturing WLAN traffic on Windows depends on WinPcap and on the underlying network adapters and drivers. Unfortunately, most drivers/adapters support neither monitor mode, nor seeing 802.11 headers when capturing, nor capturing non-data frames.

Promiscuous mode can be set; unfortunately, it's often crippled. In this mode many drivers don't supply packets at all, or don't supply packets sent by the host.

If you experience any problems capturing packets on WLANs, try to switch promiscuous mode off. In this case you will have to capture traffic on the host you're interested in.

If anybody finds an adapter and driver that do support promiscuous mode, they should mention it at the bottom of this page, for the benefit of other users.

See [WWW]MicroLogix's list of wireless adapters, with indications of how well they work with WinPcap (Ethereal uses WinPcap to capture traffic on Windows), for information about particular adapters.

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