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Cyber.spirit
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SQL injection
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February 16, 2013, 02:36:07 PM »
hi there
I wanna try sql hacking and i have there choices
Metasploitable
De-ice.net
My friend's website
Well, i wanna try all and i'm using Havij program as injector. But i think we need a url like this
www.test.com/index.php?id=123
But how can i find the url for metasploitable or de-ice.
I think i can use google dorks to find the url for my friend's site but how?
I'll be so thankful if you tell me.
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Re: SQL injection
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February 16, 2013, 04:50:32 PM »
The Metasploitable & De-ice focuses on network-layer and application vulnerabilities.
In your case, what you are looking at is Web apps vulnerabilities, some test beds could be found here:
http://blog.taddong.com/2011/10/hacking-vulnerable-web-applications.html
take a look at this interesting SQLi primer:
https://www.youtube.com/user/dhakkan3
OWASP testing guide is a right place to start with testing web apps.
https://owasp.org/images/5/56/OWASP_Testing_Guide_v3.pdf
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Havij is a script kiddie tool just like Pangolin is, except Havij is more widely used by script kiddies especially in the middle east. A pro tool, which can do a lot more, but is also a lot harder to use is sqlmap.
However, using a tool only, without knowing what causes SQL Injection, how to fix it (in the code!) and how to test manually will not teach you anything, and thus you will always be a script kiddie unless you know the cause, remediation and how to test all types of SQL Injection vulnerabilities manually.
Sometimes the tools simply won't work, and then you have to test manually as a penetration tester.
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Quote from: MaXe on February 17, 2013, 12:38:29 AM
Havij is a script kiddie tool just like Pangolin is, except Havij is more widely used by script kiddies especially in the middle east. A pro tool, which can do a lot more, but is also a lot harder to use is sqlmap.
However, using a tool only, without knowing what causes SQL Injection, how to fix it (in the code!) and how to test manually will not teach you anything, and thus you will always be a script kiddie unless you know the cause, remediation and how to test all types of SQL Injection vulnerabilities manually.
Sometimes the tools simply won't work, and then you have to test manually as a penetration tester.
Yup your totally right but I was at the middle of penetration testing and I had no time to see what sql injection is how to work with sqlmap and so on. But now l am learning some other pentesting lessons I WILL LEARN sql injection after that thank you
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hmm I would say learn SQL you may not have time but being pen tester I think is about being professional. Trying find a tool that you can just run and hope it works is just so wrong. You going to run a tools that you don't really understand how it works and what is it doing. How do you know it wont break the database.
I not saying you have to be a complete expert at it but least understand the basic behind SQL I don't think learning the basic takes that much time.
I also not sure any of the De-ice disk have SQL injection in them
I would not recommend hitting you mates website
If you want to try SQL DVWA has some in and Webgoat does they are pretty basic to find.
I would agree with MaXE use SQLMAP but this does mean you have to understand SQL its not a click click win tool.
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Quote from: Jamie.R on April 19, 2013, 05:36:30 AM
hmm I would say learn SQL you may not have time but being pen tester I think is about being professional. Trying find a tool that you can just run and hope it works is just so wrong. You going to run a tools that you don't really understand how it works and what is it doing. How do you know it wont break the database.
I not saying you have to be a complete expert at it but least understand the basic behind SQL I don't think learning the basic takes that much time.
I also not sure any of the De-ice disk have SQL injection in them
I would not recommend hitting you mates website
If you want to try SQL DVWA has some in and Webgoat does they are pretty basic to find.
I would agree with MaXE use SQLMAP but this does mean you have to understand SQL its not a click click win tool.
I agree with you man and will learn sql and sql injection too. yup password cracking is the only way to go for de-ice disk thomas told us in hacking dojo class too.
sql is not that hard right but for some one like me who works and studies all the time, it is hard i should plan to make some free time to learn that. anyway thanks alot
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