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Analysing Server Response and Page Source
Posted in Anomalies
Subtle impacts of SQL injection attacks on response. It is not always easy to tell if an inbound SQL injection test is positive or negative. Sometimes, a slight difference in the server response can indicate the attacker is on the right way. By carefully analysing the source code...
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Using Comments to Simplify SQL Injection
Posted in SQL Injection Techniques
Terminating query with comments to achieve SQL injection. Terminating the query properly is one of the main difficulties an attacker may encounter while testing. Frequently, the problem comes from what follows the integrated user parameter. This SQL segment is part of the query and the malicious input must...
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SQL Injection Login Bypass
Posted in SQL Injection Techniques
Understanding SQL injection attacks against login form. Login bypass is without a doubt one of the most popular SQL injection techniques. This article presents different ways an attacker can use to defeat a login form. Principles detailed here are simple but strongly related to Continue reading this entry →

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