A visual explanation of MySQL Injection attacks
By Jason E Rush
( Originally: projects.jason-rush.com/ )
Changes in the form are updated in real time (javascript) to give a visual representation of how an SQL query might look.
Login Form Example
| User | Pass |
ExamplesExamples modify current page using Javascript. |
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MySQL QuerySELECT * FROM users WHERE user='' AND pass=''; |
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URL Example
The following examples are based on this tutorial from Hackers lounge
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http://www.hack3r.com/news.php?id= MySQL QuerySELECT * FROM articles WHERE id=; |
ExamplesExamples modify current page using Javascript. |

Comments
Awesome
This is great stuff
Yes you are as correct, I
Yes you are as correct, I have checked out the sub select method in Mysql.I was getting the same thing as you described in article.
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