![]() To maximize successful detection and exploitation, I usually use the -headers option to pass a valid User-Agent header (from my browser for example). You can use the -data option to pass any POST parameters. ![]() This is useful when the query contains various parameters, and you don't want sqlmap to test everyting. You can also explicitly tell sqlmap to only test specific parameters with the -p option. Sqlmap will run a series of tests and detect it very quickly. The target URL after the -u option includes a parameter vulnerable to SQLi (vulnparam). ![]() Using sqlmap for classic SQLi is very straightforward. I normally use it for exploitation only because I prefer manual detection in order to avoid stressing the web server or being blocked by IPS/WAF devices.īelow I provide a basic overview of sqlmap and some configuration tweaks for finding trickier injection points. Sqlmap is an awesome tool that automates SQL Injection discovery and exploitation processes.
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