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how to Do Insert |
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Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 7:47 pm |
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fadai |
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Code: | pages.php?pId=-1'+UNION+SELECT+ALL+1,UNHEX(HEX(CONCAT(username,0x5e,password,0x5e))),3,4,UNHEX(HEX(username)),6+from+ias_users--+ |
gives me the MD5 hash and username i am unable to crack the hash.
so can some one tell me how to do the INSERT a username and password? |
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Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2008 7:55 pm |
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waraxe |
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In case of mysql you can INSERT only if injection occurs in INSERT query, UPDATE is possible in vulnerable UPDATE query and so on ...
But i suggest to seach for possible sessions table in database. Some websites are based purely on php session management, but many others are using their own session handling. So if you find session table and can fetch admin's session ID, then session hijack may be possible, if there is no other security measures (like fixation to IP) in place ... |
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