full-disclosure - Framework for the aid of exploiting SQL injection

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Message-ID: <437CC65C.50701@rs-labs.com>
Date: Thu Nov 17 18:05:21 2005
From: roman at rs-labs.com (Roman Medina-Heigl Hernandez)
Subject: Framework for the aid of exploiting SQL injection

Hi,

Is there any recommended tool which helps to get databases tables,
entries, structure, etc, given a particular SQL injection bug in one
application? I mean, it should *automatically* try different sentences
to figure out the names of the columns and in general, other useful info
from the database. Perhaps a PoC of some of NGSSoftware's papers or a
more elaborated tool... I'd like to hear from you what's the state of
the art in this very particular web-appsec field (so feel free to talk
about tools oriented to different database flavours, if you want: SQL
Server, Oracle, MySQL, Access, etc...).

Thanks.

PD: For God's sake, don't continue feeding non-sense threads like the
former Netdev's related flamewar. The best thing you can do is to ignore
them.

-- 

Saludos,
-Roman

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