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SQL Blind Injection Tool A script for automatizing boolean-based blind SQL injections. Works with SQLite at least supports using cookies. It uses bitwise comparisons with multithreading to find cell values instead of binary search, which is more efficient. It’s able to: Search cell values by columns in a table Search characters count in a cell by columns in a table Search rows count in a table The search algorithm is shown below. Knowing the name of its column (‘sqlite_master’ by default in sqlite, for example) and the column name of it (‘name’ in sqlite) you can find values of every cell in every row. And the fastest algorithm for this is checking the binary values of every character in every cell, which can be performed using multiple threads. Considering this, we can send only 7 requests to get the standard 7-bit letter, and using 1000 threads, we get ~142 letters per moment (it’s also worth keeping in mind requests to get the length of a cell value). [hide][Hidden Content]]

Web Application Security and Ethical Hacking - Master Injection attacks with NoSQL, LDAP, LOG, CSV and SQL injection. What you'll learn Ethical hacking with injection attacks Web security Secure coding SQL Injection with PostgreSQL NoSQL Injection with MongoDB LDAP Injection with OpenLDAP LOG Injection CSV Injection Spring security Form login authentication Spring Data JPA Spring Data MongoDB Spring LDAP Spring Validation Description Are you a Java web developer and want to write secure code? Do you want to learn Ethical hacking and Web application security? With this hands-on injection attacks course you will start learning web security using one of the top vulnerabilities of OWASP Top 10 list. Injection attack is still listed in top 3 attacks in the OWASP Top 10 and it is important to prevent against injection attacks to develop secure web applications. As part of the blue and red security teams,I have a practical knowledge and I am here to help you learn the injection vulnerability in detail. In this course, you will focus on different type of injection attacks; SQL Injection NoSQL injection LDAP injection LOG injection CSV injection Ethical hacking and Web application security are the two important subjects of Cyber Security field and having practical knowledge about Injections will enable you to better understand the security concepts and make a quick start. In this course I will follow defense-in-depth principle and apply multiple solutions to each vulnerability to secure the web application in multiple layers. I will follow a hands-on approach. You will not only learn how to exploit an application using different kind of injection attacks, but also develop the vulnerable applications from scratch in which you will have a common web login module with spring security form login authentication, and separate applications for SQL, NoSQL and LDAP injections. The applications will be developed using Java and Spring boot along with the most used data sources, such as PostgreSQL for SQL Injection, MongoDB for NoSQL injection and OpenLDAP for LDAP injection. In each section there will be; Development of the vulnerable web application using Java, Spring boot and Spring security Hacking of the application with various attack payloads and with Ethical hacking examples Protection steps and the implementations to prevent injection attacks At the end of the course you will understand the different type of injection vulnerabilities, perform injection attacks against the vulnerable web applications you have developed, and learn how to protect your applications against the injection attacks using various techniques such as, Validation and sanitisation using white list approach Parametrised queries with prepared statements Escaping output Using secure trusted libraries Error handling and logging General coding practices If you want to skip the development and only perform the hacking of applications, you can jump into the injection lectures and download the source code provided in the resources section of that lecture. Be aware that you will still need to install PostgreSQL for SQL Injection, MongoDB for NoSQL injection and OpenLDAP docker container for LDAP injection. You can see how to install and configure these data sources in the beginning lectures of each injection section. Requirements Knowledge of Java Basic knowledge of Spring Framework Basic knowledge of SQL Basic knowledge of Web application development Who this course is for: Developers keen on web security, ethical hacking and secure coding One wants to dive into injection vulnerability with different attack types One likes to learn with a hands-on approach [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]

Learn how to use sqlmap for professional engagements with the most in-depth sqlmap course. What you'll learn What sqlmap is and how it's used to test web applications for SQL injection vulnerabilities How to create a home lab environment to safely and legally attack web applications with SQL injections Find and exploit your first SQL injections with sqlmap Learn, in-depth, all of the options that sqlmap offers How to enumerate vulnerable database information (such as database names, schema, tables, and data within those tables) How sqlmap code is structured and how to find what you're looking for (ie: payloads and settings) How to manipulate headers, parameters, methods, data, cookies, and more How to configure targets via URLs, logfile, bulkfiles, and request files (from Burp/ZAP) How to configure proxies and Tor to use sqlmap anonymously How to modify requests on the fly with simple Python scripts How to identify WAFs and manually as well as automatically bypass them (with tamper scripts) How to troubleshoot common sqlmap errors and overcome issues Understand how (and when) to use --level and --risk, and how it affects results (this is important!) How to use regular and advanced takeover options and techniques to take control of back-end databases and servers How to run sqlmap as an API server and client How to fingerprint, enumerate, and takeover Requirements Experience with SQL (you should know what SQL is) Experience working with web applications (you should understand how apps use databases) Experience working with databases (at least a high-level understanding of how databases work) Knowledge of different database engines (ie: you should know what MySQL means) Knowledge of the different SQL injection techniques Fluent in English Description About the course: Learn how to use sqlmap in-depth for professional engagements, and help support open-source in the process. 40% of every sale will be donated to the sqlmap project to help support its development. sqlmap is the most powerful and widely used SQL injection tool, and for good reason. It packs an impressive array of features and options specifically crafted to fingerprint, enumerate, and takeover databases as well as underlying systems. In this course, we take a look at all of that. We start by looking at the sqlmap project, including how the source code repository is structured, where to find important files such as configuration and payload files, and how to set up a home lab environment to safely and legally practice what we're learning. Then, we explore every single option that sqlmap offers with examples and explanations of how and when to use the option(s). We learn tips & tricks to see what sqlmap is doing under the hood and to troubleshoot when we come across issues. Once we've covered sqlmap's options and features, we tie it all together by running through scenarios. This is when we get to see how those options can be used together or on their own to achieve our pentest or bug bounty objectives. The course also includes sections dedicated to specific topics such as bypassing WAFs and evading security controls, and how to run sqlmap as an API. ----------------------- Instructor My name is Christophe Limpalair, and I have helped thousands of individuals pass IT certifications, learn how to use the cloud, and develop secure applications. I got started in IT at the age of 11 and unintentionally fell into the world of cybersecurity. Fast-forward to today, and I've co-founded a fast-growing cybersecurity community, Cybr, that also provides training resources. As I developed a strong interest in programming and cloud computing, my focus for the past few years has been training thousands of individuals in small, medium, and large businesses (including Fortune 500) on how to use cloud providers (such as Amazon Web Services) efficiently, and how to develop more secure applications. I've taught certification courses such as the AWS Certified Developer, AWS Certified SysOps Administrator, and AWS Certified DevOps Professional, as well as non-certification courses such as Introduction to Application Security (AppSec), SQL Injection Attacks, Introduction to OS Command Injections, Lambda Deep Dive, Backup Strategies, and others. Working with individual contributors as well as managers, I realized that most were also facing serious challenges when it came to cybersecurity. Digging deeper, it became clear that there was a lack of training for AppSec specifically. As we explore in the course, SQL injection vulnerabilities can be absolutely devastating when exploited, but preventing SQL injections is actually quite simple. So my goal with this course is to help you get started on your journey of learning the tools, techniques, and concepts to properly find injection vulnerabilities in your own applications (or your client's). It's time to take security into our own hands and to learn how to build more secure software in order to help make the world a safer place! Join me in the course, and we'll do just that! I welcome you on your journey to learning more about sqlmap, and I look forward to being your instructor! Who this course is for: Web pentesters Application Security Engineers Web Developers Bug Bounty Hunters DevSecOps Engineers Security Researchers Database administrators [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]