So, I think i might have explained in the video. You can try the $ne operator. You can put anything like $ne:”doesnotexisr@x.com”. Since, it’s ne operator, it would result in you being logged in
@hfoxhaxfox1841 That doesn't answer my question but thank you for trying to help. I'm sure I found a way to go about it now when I attempt to try the challenge again.
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gr8 video bro,but try to be consistent ,post more videos
Thank you for the feedback. I’ll try to search for lesser talked about topics
thanks
Im trying to learn this but it is a struggle. im curious on how one would find the email without having access to source code.
So, I think i might have explained in the video. You can try the $ne operator. You can put anything like $ne:”doesnotexisr@x.com”. Since, it’s ne operator, it would result in you being logged in
You use the $ne operator. Since you knew the email here, you use $eq
@hfoxhaxfox1841 That doesn't answer my question but thank you for trying to help. I'm sure I found a way to go about it now when I attempt to try the challenge again.
Look up ‘portswigger nosql’ injection. There are a lot of labs. That might help you with more hands on nosql injection