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SQL for nuubs
PostPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 9:19 pm Reply with quote
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Hello,

I am all new to this sql injection and exploits for forums would someone be able to point me in the direction of how to do it, that would be very helpful and I would be very greatful.


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PostPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 3:25 pm Reply with quote
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To click or not to click...
What about the first three links?

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PostPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 5:27 pm Reply with quote
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My suggestion: make your home computer to testing lab.
Install:

Apache
PHP
MySql

And then try to write your first "Hello World" Php script.
Next - get some old phpbb installation with known sql injection bugs and install to your test system. And then try to hack your own computer. You have then advantage to see exactly, how sql injection and exploiting works - you can follow phpbb source code line-by-line, you can always print out debug data (var_dump($something)).

It is my believe, that self learning by (whitehat) hacking your own test system is far more better way to achieve success, then reading only theorethical stuff. Best way is to combine various learning ways - read e-books, articles, zines. Watch hacking videos (those are very popular in this days). Try it yourself @localhost. And who knows - maybe in one moment you will say "Eureka, I just spotted whole new security bug in phpbb!" Smile
Remember - there are no shortcuts to whitehack/grayhat/blackhat knowledge and experience. It involves lot's of time spent with testing, trying, learning, reading. But it is worth it Wink
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Just Fucking Google It

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 10:49 am Reply with quote
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waraxe wrote:
My suggestion: make your home computer to testing lab.
Install:

Apache
PHP
MySql

And then try to write your first "Hello World" Php script.
Next - get some old phpbb installation with known sql injection bugs and install to your test system. And then try to hack your own computer. You have then advantage to see exactly, how sql injection and exploiting works - you can follow phpbb source code line-by-line, you can always print out debug data (var_dump($something)).

It is my believe, that self learning by (whitehat) hacking your own test system is far more better way to achieve success, then reading only theorethical stuff. Best way is to combine various learning ways - read e-books, articles, zines. Watch hacking videos (those are very popular in this days). Try it yourself @localhost. And who knows - maybe in one moment you will say "Eureka, I just spotted whole new security bug in phpbb!" Smile
Remember - there are no shortcuts to whitehack/grayhat/blackhat knowledge and experience. It involves lot's of time spent with testing, trying, learning, reading. But it is worth it Wink


i fully agree with these. i adored you man! thanks for the word of wisdom!
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