My question here is how to know if a specific website is vulnerable to SQL injections.We had been using google docks,etc.. to find all the vulnerable websites but how do we know weather a specific site is vulnerable to SQL injections or not.I even scanned already SQL vulnerable sites using NIKTO but it show all the vulnerabilities but dosn't show a vulnerability relater SQL so,how to know whether a particular site is vulnerable to SQL or not...
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I'm not sure I understand this correctly but you could use a tool like VEGA to scan the website you want and it will return possible vulnerbilities e.g. SQLi.
/ByteWiz
Thank you bytewiz I didn't try Vega..I tried nikto and it didn't show any SQL vunvulnerabilities,I'll scan with Vega and see thank you..
You are most welcome, let me know if you run into any problems.
/ByteWiz
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