IEFD Ep. 11 - Website Hacking - Sql Injection Part 1
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I honestly hate people like you. Why say "I already knew most of the stuff"...No you didn't. You're just a dickfuck that doesn't know shit. There is nothing wrong with LEARNING.
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@adofri It's just random stuff, that the server doesnt expect to have to return. It either is not there or its an invalid request. ex:
int(blah)
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you need to explain why blah? why not halb? or what ever?
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download havij 1.4.0 version for password sql injection index.php and index.asp
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there are altot of these type tutorials on kobusvdwalt.blogspot.com
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I have a tutorial on hacking here watch it itl blow you ur mind
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Very interesting! I'll be sure to try a number of these out sometime.
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Use havij. its easier
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mysql_real_escape_string();
problem solved.
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You have to be kidding me? An admin with a little bit of knowledge will make sure all the passwords are stored on an external localhost machine with md5 hashes. Your site is a joke
RSaddon 1 year ago
@RSaddon: An external localhost machine? I'm assuming you meant a remote host. Well I'm happy to inform you that members of my site have their passwords stored as salted MD5 Hashes on a remote MySql server. The website shown in this video was a clone of my real site with fake hashes. This way actual members don't have their hashes exposed.
Gregorpm 1 year ago 14