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So I have a server set up to serve payment requests. A user enters their credit card details in a form.
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Query to inject here:
I am trying to change another users password from this query.
Where the
$credit_card
is posted from a form. Im trying to inject the $credit_card
part by writing my own query and getting rid of the rest by adding ;--
to the end.The statement I am using for
$credit_card
is : Now, I am positive this was working yesterday but now the following error appears and I cannot wrap my head around it. Any help please?
Query failed: UPDATE users SET credit_card', password='test' WHERE userid='20';--, cvv=', expdate=' WHERE userid='20'
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Sql Injection Tool Get Cc Cvv Itunes Download
- Not all database functions accept multiple statements so the
;
delimiter may be considered unexpected input. - The syntax for single-line comments in MySQL is
-- Foo
(please note the white space after the double-dash). - If the server code is yours, you can just print the actually error message generated by the server (and not some generic 'something went wrong' text). If it isn't, just copy and paste the SQL code from the error message into your favourite MySQL client.
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What is a strong way to protect against sql injection for a classic asp app?
FYI I am using it with an access DB. (I didnt write the app)
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Stored Procedures and/or prepared statements:
With Access DB, you can still do it, but if you're already worried about SQL Injection, I think you need to get off Access anyway.
Here's a link to the technique in Access:
Note that what typically protects from injection is not the stored procedure itself, but that fact that it is parameterized and not dynamic. Remember that even SPs which build dynamic code can be vulnerable to injection if they use parameters in certain ways to build the dynamic code. Overall, I prefer SPs because they form an interface layer which the applications get to the database, so the apps aren't even allowed to execute arbitrary code in the first place.
In addition, the execution point of the stored procedure can be vulnerable if you don't use command and parameters, e.g. this is still vulnerable because it's dynamically built and can be an injection target:
Remember that your database needs to defend its own perimeter, and if various logins have rights to
INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE
in tables, any code in those applications (or compromised applications) can be a potential problem. If the logins only have rights to execute stored procedures, this forms a funnel through which you can much more easily ensure correct behavior. (Similar to OO concepts where objects are responsible for their interfaces and don't expose all their inner workings.)Community♦
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Here are a couple of sqlinject scripts I made a long time ago a simple version and a extended version:
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'A strong way to protect against sql injection for a classic asp app' is to ruthlessly validate all input. Period.
Stored procedures alone and/or a different database system do not necessarily equal good security.
MS recently put out a SQL Injection Inspection tool that looks for unvalidated input that is used in a query. THAT is what you should be looking for.
Here's the link:The Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection tool is available to find SQL injection vulnerabilities in ASP code
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Using parametrized querys, you need to create a command object, assign it parameters with a name and a value, if you do so you wouldn't need to worry about anything else (refering to sql injection of course ;))
And don't trust stored procedures, they can became a attack vector too if you don't use prepared statements.
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if stored procedures are not an option - and even if they are - validate all inputs thoroughly
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Hey, any database as good as developer who uses it.
Nothing more but nothing less.
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If you are good developer you can build e-commerce site using text files as a database. Yes it will not be as good as Oracle driven website but it will do just fine for small business like home based, custom jewelry manufacturing.
And if you are good developer you will not use inline SQL statements on your ASP pages.Even in Access you have option to build and use queries.
Store procs with data verification, along with html encode -- is the best way to prevent any SQL Injection attacks.
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The Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection tool is available to find SQL injection vulnerabilities in ASP code
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Switching to SQL Express at the very least is a great option. It will make things much more secure. Even though using parameters and Stored Procedures can help greatly. I also recommend that you validate the inputs carefully to be sure they match what you're expecting.
For values like numbers it is fairly easy to extract the number to verify that it is indeed just a number. Escape all special characters for SQL. Doing this will prevent the attempted attack from working.
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