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Each example contains a link to the vulnerable web application or to a tutorial how to set it up. Web applications used: | Each example contains a link to the vulnerable web application or to a tutorial how to set it up, unless it is a vulnerable website that is just accessed online. Web applications used: | ||
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This Wiki also offers a brief overview the general types of SQL injection, another somewhat different overview can also be found here: [[SQL Injection]]. | |||
== Acuart == | == Acuart == | ||
Revision as of 09:41, 5 January 2022
Summary
This is a documentation of various SQL Injection attacks performed on well-known and also not so popular vulnerable web applications. DRAFT
Requirements
- Operating system:
Methodology
Each example contains a link to the vulnerable web application or to a tutorial how to set it up, unless it is a vulnerable website that is just accessed online. Web applications used:
- BWAPP
- DVWA
- OWASP Juice Shop
- OWASP Mutillidae
- Badstore
- Zero Bank
- Hackxor
- Acuart
- ...
This Wiki also offers a brief overview the general types of SQL injection, another somewhat different overview can also be found here: SQL Injection.
Acuart
This is a web application created by Acunetix as a test and demonstration site for Acunetix Web Vulnerability Scanner.
Used Hardware
Device to be used with this documentation Maybe another device to be used with this documentation