I have zero knowledge about hacking and for now I'm not planning to learn it actually. But if you don't mind, could you explain me what the differences of each lesson you provide? I mean what things we can hack with those lessons.
Websites and such. If you order the lessons you will become experienced in hacking and everything will make sense. This class is made for beginners, intermediates, and we have special classes for experts. Contact us today!
Could you give specific detail about what website we can hack with those lessons? E.g lesson 1 for this kind of website, lesson 2 for this, etc. Btw I don't think learning those lesson only could make you become experienced instantly. You need so many practices to become a good hacker.
If he does that, it'd be encouraging people to "hack" the site and that wouldn't be fair to the owner.
Here you go.
#1: SQL INJECTIONS.
"If the database doesn't have proper permissions, meaning that the web user has full control over the database, then they can potentially do things like replace all records, drop tables, and add their own tables.
An example might be an injection on an edit where site is expecting the user to edit their own record, but instead they update all in the server.
\' or where 1=1;
If they have read-only access to the database they might escalate their privileges and pull out more info than they're supposed to. This example would be on a server that is returning two records, the user then adds the user's table as their result.
\' UNION ALL SELECT username,password from USERS;"
Sites that are badly coded.
Injecting a database can be done easily via SQL queries. OP will probably teach you all the ins and outs. Dorms are very easy to make but hard to get started with, takes a bit of time to learn.
Sites you can hack: any that your dorks find.
etc. a google search is better my friend.
Good luck op :-)
