Ethical Hacking: SQL Injection
1h 40mIntermediate2021-10-27
Authors

Malcolm Shore
Cybersecurity Expert, Former Director of GCSB
Course details
SQL injections are a common way to gain unauthorized access to web applications and extract data from them. In this course, instructor Malcolm Shore shows you the SQL command language and how it is used by attackers to craft SQL Injections. Malcolm begins with commonly encountered relational databases and the basics of the SQL command language. Then he focuses on advanced SQL commands that may be used by attackers to achieve SQL injections. Malcolm explains how to use a simple Python script and how an SQL injection changes the backend SQL query. Then he demonstrates how SQL injections could be used to exploit some testing targets. Malcolm steps through the process of automating SQL injection exploits, then finishes with advice on how to continue to hone your skills as a penetration tester.
Skills covered
Application SecuritySecurity TestingCybersecurityCert Prep
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Understanding how SQL injections work
- 02 - What you should know
- 03 - Disclaimer
1. SQL Basics
- 04 - Starting with SQL
- 05 - Creating a MySQL database
- 06 - Using SQL
- 07 - Finding the SQL password
2. Testing for SQL Injections
- 08 - Checking out the Security Shepherd
- 09 - Injecting Mutillidae
- 10 - Deep diving the target with SQLi
- 11 - Cracking the MySQL hash
- 12 - Injecting Microsoft SQL Server
- 13 - Injecting Oracle SQL Server
3. Automating SQL Injection Exploits
- 14 - Inferring TRUE when blind
- 15 - Getting our first sqlmap injection
- 16 - Inserting an SQL injection via Burp Suite
- 17 - Following up with a second injection
- 18 - Defeating the WAF
- 19 - Navigating a complex injection
- 20 - Using request messages to inject SQL
- 21 - Checking out SQLI Labs
Conclusion
- 22 - What's next