Re: Scanning for SQL Injection
- From: "rajat swarup" <rajats@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 21:27:02 -0400
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Subject: Scanning for SQL Injection
Hi. I need to scan about 350+ sites from three different web servers that
all connect to one MS SQL server for SQL injection. Any ideas on how to make
this not take a long long time?
I like the Priamos tool but you can only scan one site at a time, and you
can't load a list of any sort, etc.
Any input is appreciated
Hi,
Paros spider + scanner should be able to do stuff without much
intervention. However, Paros will need a starting seed URL list. I'd
suggest write up a script in curl that loops through all the sites
using paros as a local proxy. This would give the seeds to Paros.
Once that is done, spider all URLs and then scan them.
HTH,
Rajat Swarup.
http://rajatswarup.blogspot.com/
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