Help!!

[jake1234hi]

So i was doing a bit of sql when i came apon a website [Removed URL] when i did the old 'or' '=' it said security breach has been sent to support team then it had my ip at the bottom of the screen. Is this real. Or is it just a warning sign. Also im not a black hacker i just let the owner of the site know how to fix it. Please help me im freaking out

[Fehk]

You better not be a black hacker, 卐 WHITE POWER 卐 !

(I'm not a racist, I was just kidding because i find your terminology amusing, it's black hat hacking, not black hacking)

The warning sounds real enough... Anyway, all you can do is contact the webmaster. I would suggest trying to get his number via mail and then call him/them, it makes it more personal, to eliminate the chance of him/them reporting you or suing (for attempted theft or hacking). Black, grey or white, all that matters is proof and your explanation. Work on one.

[jake1234hi]

Thanks, i guess your right lets pray for the best. And srry i do mean black hat hacker hahaha.

[-Ninjex-]

Thanks, i guess your right lets pray for the best. And srry i do mean black hat hacker hahaha.

It sounds like more of a threat to get hackers to think twice.
In all honesty, the chances of them pursuing a case against you is very slim.
If you did nothing to hurt their infrastructure, then they will shrug it off, but if you did breach their site and do something, that is another story.

I think you will be fine!

p.s.
Next time you go around poking your SQLi "thingy" into the glory hole of websites out there, add a bit of security such as proxies.

[Fehk]

Thanks, i guess your right lets pray for the best. And srry i do mean black hat hacker hahaha.

It sounds like more of a threat to get hackers to think twice.
In all honesty, the chances of them pursuing a case against you is very slim.
If you did nothing to hurt their infrastructure, then they will shrug it off, but if you did breach their site and do something, that is another story.

I think you will be fine!

p.s.
Next time you go around poking your SQLi "thingy" into the glory hole of websites out there, add a bit of security such as proxies.

and here I was trying to scare him a bit