Sqli Dumper V10 【TRUSTED ✪】

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6.1 Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)

• Network: Repeated UNION SELECT payloads in URL parameters; time-based delays (WAITFOR DELAY '0:0:5').
• Logs: Abnormally high volume of ' (single quote) or -- in User-Agent or Referer headers.
• File Artifacts: Presence of sqli_dumper.exe, sqli_results.csv, proxy.txt on an attacker's system (forensics).

3.2 Exploitation Engine

• Techniques Supported: In-band (UNION), Blind Boolean, Blind Time-based, and Error-based SQLi.
• Database Fingerprinting: Automatically identifies backend DBMS (MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite).
• Auto-Exploitation: One-click extraction of database names, tables, columns, and data (e.g., admin credentials, PII).

Stage 3: Database Fingerprinting

Once confirmed vulnerable, the tool identifies: Sqli Dumper V10

• Database type (MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL)
• Version number
• Current database user and privileges

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Stage 4: Data Extraction

Using a parallel threading model, V10 extracts: Explain what SQL injection is and how it works

• Database names
• Table names (e.g., users, admin, credit_cards)
• Column names (e.g., username, password, email, cc_number)
• Actual row data, often dumped to CSV or SQL files.