Thanks to all. Definitely a false positive following all your advice and
reasoning. Cheers.
On 15 December 2011 10:14, Miroslav Stampar wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I believe that in your case that "appears to be" caused a little
> misguidance. With the latest commit that message should be restrained to
>
Hi.
I believe that in your case that "appears to be" caused a little
misguidance. With the latest commit that message should be restrained to
1 appearance per target, so there won't be such large number of those.
"Appears to be" is just a friendly log message. Be sure that sqlmap checks
that "app
On 14 December 2011 15:51, Chris Oakley wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I'm having problems with an injection that I think is real.
>
> It's a standard POST request with one of the parameters of the data sent
> being vulnerable. This all happens in an unauthenticated area of the
> application, so there's no
Hi All
I'm having problems with an injection that I think is real.
It's a standard POST request with one of the parameters of the data sent
being vulnerable. This all happens in an unauthenticated area of the
application, so there's no need to set the cookie value etc.
The injection point was f
