I am really thankful for the knowledge that you bring us. This tools are perfect for a beginner tester and i am improving my skills with them. I hope that you keep doing this! I feel that i am understanding the basics with theory, real practice and using my mind. Congratulations to you, if i make some money with this stuff i will share it with you. Because i think you deserve it.
How did removing threads actually help avoid the invalid character error in sqlmap? Removing threads would put it back to default which is 1. This implies the number of threads was too much but not sure how it would return invalid character. Does this happen only to blind techniques?
I think it is recommended to use only one thread when doing blind or time-based SQLi exploitation. The concurrency can introduce overlapping results which would confuse sqlmap...maybe?
@@thehackerish That's pretty much it. When using multiple threads you have several concurrent requests on the fly and sqlmap starts detecting replies from the server which were triggered by a different thread, effectively generating rubbish as output. Going single-threaded means that there is no risk of overlap, as a second request is not launched until the first one completes.
I am really thankful for the knowledge that you bring us. This tools are perfect for a beginner tester and i am improving my skills with them. I hope that you keep doing this! I feel that i am understanding the basics with theory, real practice and using my mind. Congratulations to you, if i make some money with this stuff i will share it with you. Because i think you deserve it.
Best of luck! Your comment means a lot to me! Keep learning and practicing!
With your both the practice and theory blogs. This video is really amazing. Thanks❤️
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How did removing threads actually help avoid the invalid character error in sqlmap? Removing threads would put it back to default which is 1. This implies the number of threads was too much but not sure how it would return invalid character. Does this happen only to blind techniques?
I think it is recommended to use only one thread when doing blind or time-based SQLi exploitation. The concurrency can introduce overlapping results which would confuse sqlmap...maybe?
@@thehackerish That's pretty much it. When using multiple threads you have several concurrent requests on the fly and sqlmap starts detecting replies from the server which were triggered by a different thread, effectively generating rubbish as output. Going single-threaded means that there is no risk of overlap, as a second request is not launched until the first one completes.
Use a Mic filter , than your voice inside videos will be more crisp and clear
Thanks for your advice Mahesh, let me know if the audio in the latest videos are clear.