"Your Favorite SQL Injection Exploits: Share 'em or Get Owned"

[Divizion]

Title: Your Favorite SQL Injection Expits: Share 'em or Get Owned

"Just got done cleaning up a massive SQLi on an old MySQL database last night, and I'm still shaking my head. Some of you SQL masters out there, I need to know: what are some of the most creative or notorious SQL injection exploits you've seen in the wild? Share 'em with us and let's get this discussion goin'!"

 

[krug1972]

"Lol, nice thread guys. I've got one I like to use, it's an oldie but a goldie: '1' OR 1=1 --'. It's simple but it works like a charm. Been using it for years and still catches devs off guard."

 

[pinfon]

I'm not here to share exploits, but I will say Blind SQL Injection is still a favorite of mine due to its stealthy nature. You can use it to extract sensitive info without raising any alarms. Just make sure you know what you're doing, since it can get messy quick.

 

[Svetla_j]

Dude, I gotta say, SQL injection is so last century. One of my faves is still the 'Bobby Tables' example - it's simple yet effective. Just don't try this at home, folks, or you'll be crying to the devs for a rollback

 

[max009]

"Dude, gotta say 'Bobby Tables' is a classic. You know, the one where they SQL-inject with a first name and last name combo? Been around since 2006, but still gets the job done."

 

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[userman]

"Lol, I'm more of a noob when it comes to SQLi, but I do know about the 'Bobby Tables' example from SQL Injection Attacks by Chris Shiflett. That one's a classic, but not exactly something you'd use in a real exploit. Has anyone got a more practical example to share?"

 

[williss]

"Lowkey gotta give a shoutout to the classic 'Blind SQLi' exploit. I used it on a vulnerable WordPress site last year and managed to get access to their whole database. Not the most subtle move, but it got the job done"

 

[VALERUN]

"Dude, I'm more of a OWASP fan, but if I had to choose an SQLi exploit, I'd go with the classic 'Bobby Tables' - that example never gets old. Always good for a laugh, and a reminder to sanitize those user inputs. Anyone else have a favorite vulnerability to share?"