Archive of Heavy Query MySQL Oracle SQL Server System Table
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Time-Based Blind SQL Injection using Heavy Query
Posted in Blind SQL InjectionUsing heavy queries instead of time delays. For different reasons, it might happen that it is impossible to use time delay functions or procedures in order to achieve a classic time delay injection. In these situations, the best option is to...
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Find Table Names for SQL Injection
Posted in Gathering InformationExtracting table names to achieve SQL injection. Before building a query to extract sensitive information, the attacker must know what data he wants to extract and where it is stored in the database. This article explains how to show table names. To simplify learning, we suppose that...
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Find Column Names for SQL Injection
Posted in Gathering InformationExtracting column names for a given table. Once the attacker knows table names he needs to find out what the column names are in order to extract information. This article explains how this information can be found using meta data...
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System Tables for SQL Injection
Posted in SQL Injection ResourcesThe system tables of the most popular DBMS. You will find below a complete list of system tables for the most popular database management systems. This list also contain specific information related to SQL injection. This reference is subject to modifications in a near future. It will include...
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Minimal SELECT Structure
Posted in NotesSimplifying SELECT statements. It is pretty hard to create a valid query when almost no information about the database or the query is known. This can also make testing pretty difficult. Fortunately, some database management systems support minimal query structures and it is...
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Implicit Numeric Conversion in SQL
Posted in NotesNumeric values between quotes.. Some database management systems support SQL syntax where numeric values are enclosed between quotes. As I know, only MySQL and SQL Server support this particular syntax. Let’s start with a quick example. It is important to mention here that the...
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