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How to Get Website Username and Password Using SQLMAP Tools at Termux

Latest way to get any website username and password using sqlmap tools in termux

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Until now, SQL Injection is still one of the attacks carried out by many hackers. This type of attack can cause a lot of losses due to damage to the database of a site or website.

Usually Hackers use this SQL Injection technique to steal very important information such as username, password data, etc. They can even enter dangerous scripts, isn't it?

Okay, through this article, I want to share a little about how to find a website username and password using SQLMAP on Android Terminal. The purpose of all of this is as a media to learn SQL Injection as well as a reference for those of you who of course want to learn, no other intention hehe.

Anyway, what is SQLMAP?

So in a nutshell, SQLMAP is an exploitation script written in the Python programming language, where the slqmap tool works, which is to exploit websites that have bugs or openings for SQL Injection attacks.

Approximately that is the explanation, now let's see How to Install Sqlmap on Termux first before continuing to the next tutorial.

STEP 1: Install SQLMAP on Termux

For those who have not installed Termux, I recommend installing it first, downloading it via Playstore, because Termux will be used as a terminal for running sqlmap tools.

Sorry before, for how to install sqlmap termux, you can read the article that I previously published in this blog, here is the article for you How to Install SQLMAP in Termux, thanks.

STEP 2: Finding Target Websites

In this case it is very easy to find targets with vulnerabilities to SQL injection attacks, you can use it with Dork.

Example dork sqli: intext: "product" inurl: ". Php? ID =" site: id

You can develop it deeper according to your imagination, so that you can get results that can be said to be fresh and maximum. For this you also have to understand the basics of dork so you don't get confused.

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PHOENISTECH
PHOENISTECH

Written by PHOENISTECH

Hackers are becoming more sophisticated in conjuring up new ways to hijack your system by exploiting technical vulnerabilities or human nature.

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