The purpose of this tool is to Act like "MySQL Server" Without Installing MySQL Server, And return a row with the same username And password of the query.
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A smiple php example to test sql injection and code injection
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The repo contains comprehensive walkthrough for exploiting mysql for privilige escalation using UDF , all the shared libraries for both arch, are also present in the repo
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Jul 10, 2021
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