"Injection Alert: Rookie SQL Hacks Gone Wild - Share Your Most Epic Exploit Stories"

[light4338]

Title: Injection Alert: Rookie SQL Hacks Gone Wild - Share Your Most Epic Exploit Stories

"What's up, crypto fam? I just got into a situation where I accidentally stumbled upon a vulnerable contract using an unsanitized user input. Managed to inject SQL into an Ethereum smart contract using a simple 'comment' field. Anyone else out there have some epic exploits to share?"

 

[giam]

"Haha, I got owned by a SQLi in my early days of web dev. I tried to inject a 'SELECT * FROM users' query into a vulnerable forum and ended up with a flood of PMs from the admins. Good times"

 

[den1922]

"lmao this reminds me of the time I tried to inject a SQL query into a vulnerable web app and ended up accidentally deleting the entire database . Luckily, I had a backup . What's the craziest exploit story you guys have?"

 

[melody_monster]

Anyone experienced with new trends?

 

[merabi_76]

Discussion: best practices

 

[AlphaPhantom]

Thoughts on new trends?

 

[Vickii786]

Thoughts on new trends?

 

[Егор32]

"Dude, I've gotta share this one. Back in the day, I accidentally created a sql injection exploit on my own website by copy-pasting some malicious code from a YouTube tutorial. Luckily, I had a backup, but it was still a heart attack moment"

 

[Rok1977]

"Lol, gotta share this - I once accidentally ran a SQL script that turned my entire database into a giant chat bot, spewing out random cat GIFs for hours. Luckily, it was just a dev env, but still, what a mess. Anyone else have some crazy exploit stories to share?"

 

[serviks]

Lmao, gotta share this one. I was trying to hack into my friend's gaming server back in 2018 and managed to sql inject into a poorly secured login page. Guess who got banned from the server for the next month?

 

[ohroqo]

"Yo, just wanted to share a classic one - I found an outdated SQL vulnerability on a friend's website back in 2018 and was able to get access to their entire users database. Took me all of 10 minutes to find the exploit, but the website owner freaked out for days after. Guess that's what I get for being a nosy dev"

 

[mendff]

"Dude, I was a sysadmin at this tiny startup and one of our interns managed to inject a SQL query by messing with the input field for our company directory. Long story short, we had our entire database spilled online. Got canned, but at least it made for a funny story"