SQL Injection for beginners | Client Control Bypass
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SQL Injection for beginners | Client Control Bypass
Often times, application implements input validation on client-side. This is not a sufficient control to protect against SQL injection vulnerability.
An attacker can use a tool such as proxy or browser add-on to bypass such control. In this video, we will use burp proxy to demonstrate how to detect and bypass such client side controls.
00:00 - Intro
00:25 Intro to client control bypass
00:56 Client v/s server side controls
3:03 Demo
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