
wibadgers8 wrote:where do you inject the SQL, in url or in the Username: field? any help would be appreciated!
Crystal_Bearer wrote:This is pushing it. I'm hesitant to give this much, but these websites may be of some help. If you encounter a problem, the best way in these practice 'sites' is to try it and find out.
http://ocliteracy.com/techtips/sql-injection.html
http://www.securiteam.com/securityrevie ... 1P76E.html
-Both of these sites are on the first page of a google search, and are readily available to anyone. It's usually easier and faster to just look it up sometimes.
wibadgers8 wrote:Crystal_Bearer wrote:This is pushing it. I'm hesitant to give this much, but these websites may be of some help. If you encounter a problem, the best way in these practice 'sites' is to try it and find out.
http://ocliteracy.com/techtips/sql-injection.html
http://www.securiteam.com/securityrevie ... 1P76E.html
-Both of these sites are on the first page of a google search, and are readily available to anyone. It's usually easier and faster to just look it up sometimes.
thanks, i have been using those websites. i guess i should have rephrased my earlier question, because what i meant to ask about is why whenever i try to enter the sql injection it always returns me with 'Username too long'
wibadgers8 wrote:i have tried a whole bunch of stuff related to
SELECT * FROM 'users' WHERE Username= "hunter"
and then changing a few of the variables to see what happens, and whenever i enter it i usually get 'Username is too long'.
im guessing that my syntax is wrong >.<
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