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Sqlifuzzer - SQL Injection Command Line - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Hacking Tools (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking-Tools) +--- Thread: Sqlifuzzer - SQL Injection Command Line (/Thread-Sqlifuzzer-SQL-Injection-Command-Line) |
Sqlifuzzer - SQL Injection Command Line - ZanGetsu - 09-23-2017 Sqlifuzzer is a command-line scanner that seeks to identify SQL injection vulnerabilities. Burp parses session to create a list of fuzzable requests. ![]() Features: - Payloads / tests for numeric, string, error and time-based SQL injection - Support for MSSQL, MySQL and Oracle DBMS - Automated testing of 'difficult' parameters Like Post query URL and mulipart form parameters - A range of filter evasion options: case variation, nesting URL encoding, doubles, comments on spaces, 'as well as' is equal to' operator, intermediate characters, null and CRLF prefixes, http interchange method The messages / messages are converted GETS) - ORDER BY and SELECT UNION tests on the parameters vulnerable to: - enumerate select numbers of query columns - identify string columns of data type in select queries - extract database schema and configuration information - conditional tests to extract DBMS information when data extraction through UNION SELECT fails (ie, no string-type columns) - Time-based tests to extract DBMS information when extracting data through non-conditional methods (ie totally blind scenarios) - XPath injection test Boolean based response and data extraction - Support for automated detection and testing of parameters on the POST URI and various printouts Maintenance "Status" Scan: - Stops a scan at any time - saves the scan progress and can easily revert to a scan from the stopped URL - Specify a specific request number to continue the scan from - Optional exception of a customizable list of scan parameters scope - Monitoring of parameters analyzed and avoidance of re-scanning parameters analyzed - HTML output format with: links / buttons to send proof of SQL injection requests Concept - links to response difference files and extracted data I test the tool in my old Backtrack |