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Many people may think that SQL vulnerabilities can no longer be exploited because websites are constantly strengthening their security; however, there are still a huge number of sites with easily exploitable vulnerabilities, so their databases can be accessed fairly easily. I’m going to explain how to find sites that are easily exploitable.
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Step 1:
You’ll need a list of keywords—it doesn’t really matter which ones you choose. Just use common words like “order,” “payment,” etc.
Step 2:
This list will be used for your search queries (dorks); the higher the quality of your dorks, the more results you’ll get. The more dorks you have, the more results you’ll get—I recommend generating between 300k and 1M to ensure you get excellent results.
Step 3:
Once the dorks have been generated, you’ll need to use a parser. This software will allow you to create a list of vulnerable URLs. As before, the more URLs you have, the better. I recommend waiting until you have about 10k
Step 4:
Check which URLs are vulnerable; we’re primarily interested in MySQL vulnerabilities.
Step 5:
Once you’ve compiled your list of vulnerable URLs, all you have to do is dump the databases and retrieve the information you’re interested in
Step 1:
You’ll need a list of keywords—it doesn’t really matter which ones you choose. Just use common words like “order,” “payment,” etc.
Step 2:
This list will be used for your search queries (dorks); the higher the quality of your dorks, the more results you’ll get. The more dorks you have, the more results you’ll get—I recommend generating between 300k and 1M to ensure you get excellent results.
Step 3:
Once the dorks have been generated, you’ll need to use a parser. This software will allow you to create a list of vulnerable URLs. As before, the more URLs you have, the better. I recommend waiting until you have about 10k
Step 4:
Check which URLs are vulnerable; we’re primarily interested in MySQL vulnerabilities.
Step 5:
Once you’ve compiled your list of vulnerable URLs, all you have to do is dump the databases and retrieve the information you’re interested in