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it makes sure, the line ends there. For example, if you wanna find out how many rows a DB has, you could use the "order by" or "union all select" command. But if the following Numbers do end without the double dash, your line would just be ignored and continued until the actual line ends. So you'll have to make sure, the line ends exactly there .. with a double dash. But you're right, it's unusually used in that kind of injection. But Interesting ... will keep me busy for a while ^^
nope. You are only able to crack MD5 with brute force or word lists. Another way of protection against sql-injection is to put the posted vars in mysql_real_escape_string(). Like this: $_POST["password"] = mysql_real_escape_string($_POS T["password"]);
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You are only able to crack MD5 with brute force or word lists. Another way of protection against sql-injection is to put the posted vars in mysql_real_escape_string(). Like this:
$_POST["password"] = mysql_real_escape_string($_POS T["password"]);