SQL injection

[Divya Shivakumar]

Hey how do i generate new sql injections from sqlalchemy . Any links or information is much appreciated 

[Simon King]

Hi,

What do you mean by "SQL injection"?

Thanks,

Simon

On Tue, Jun 30, 2020 at 10:12 PM Divya Shivakumar
<divyashi...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hey how do i generate new sql injections from sqlalchemy . Any links or information is much appreciated
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[divyashi...@gmail.com]

Hi Simon ,  I am m trying to generate sql injections(in band SQLi  and outband sqli) for data analysis using sql code genrator Is there any sql query generator library in python that will help me in generating sql injections? or can I use SQLAlchemy for that purpose

I have tried to use the SQL penetration testing tools , but I am not happy with the results . Is there any way that I can generate SQL injections besides manual testing and pen testing . 

Any information is appreciated

[divyashi...@gmail.com]

SQL injections in the sense , malacious sql statements. or paylaod . 

[Simon King]

I don't understand. SQLAlchemy will not help you "generate SQL
injections". It's just a library for talking to databases.
Applications that *use* SQLAlchemy might be vulnerable to SQL
injections if they are careless, but if you use it in the recommended
way, SQL statements are parameterized and the parameters are sent
separately, so attackers can't change the syntactic form of the
statement.

Simon

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