I have same thought 🙂

Hey, Can You give me SBVA file?

I just came here to write the same Thing. But the First two words reminds me also of something else.

Coz its related. Remote work as well

@@cy_wareye7395 Man , Can You give me SBVA file?

Ma kore

Aich holech

@@disrael2101 sababa, eh ata?

Hey, Can You give me SBVA file?

It is! Still a thing which stands top of the vulnerability

SQLi, XSS, Broken Authentication, RCE and IDORs the most common bugs currently SQLi being one of the oldest and tbh i don't know much longer it will stay, most likely long more unless some new way to stop is randomly developed out of no where

no its not,,bruteforce is not actually cracking password ,,,its basically giving number of random or suspected inputs tiil you get the desired results ,,usually its used for password cracking , but you can use for usernames as well,anywhere you need to put specific input to get desired output but u dont know the input then you can try giving random input until u get output, then its a bruteforce,,,for eg if u want to unlock your friends phone but dont know password so u try guessing different pins then it can be called bruteforce,,,dictionary attack is very diffirent in dictionary attack you need to have the hashed or encrypted data. in dictionary attack you need to take random or suspected words and encrypt or hash it then you have to compare with the encrypted or hashed data,, rainbow table attack is same as dictionary attace where rainbow table already have hashed words so you can directly compare the captured file with the hashes

@@sagarbansal Hey, Can You please give me SBVA file?

50% yes

Yeah, for real. Abandoned ;(

Means sql is useless now days🙄

@@theintrovert894 yes.

My phone is also a victim of this hack lol

@@sagarbansal oh mind heckar

Here we learn again

@@sagarbansal THANKS A LOT

Not python but django or flask which python frame work

@@yasser7077 Hey, Can You give me SBVA file?

Yes, it will make the concepts of sql injection easy to understand

and why do you wanna do that?

@@nagahumanbeingzooofparticl8836 because i have done web penetrating and i want to go up next level......!!!

I don't know if you are on desktop or mobile, but I know there are browser extensions for decibel limiters out there

did you manage to download the file? If yes, kindly share

@@sagarbansal I would love to see you carry out the same techniques for a Laravel project or Symfony project using their built in auth package

@@sagarbansal lol Laravel 5.4? You know they are on version 8 now right?

@@BillyMahmood Laravel developers do dumber things than this am afraid … do you know how many times I've seen a Laravel built site spit out config information or reveal! source! code! because of an unhandled error!! of some sort? … there's still one I came across last week that I haven't reported yet, and the site is professionally coded in all sense, and has thousands! of monthly users! … now anytime a developer/lead tells me "oh we used Laravel to handle all that" I am much more optimistic that I would find something that will go wrong than when they say "Oh we did our backend in Django", because I've come to understand that when it comes to Laravel there's a hundred ways to shoot yourself in the foot. unfortunately, that has given me a bias, now I don't recommend Laravel to clients, not because Laravel is insecure, but because finding decent or security conscious Laravel developers is not easy!, compare to Django that will not let you do some things by default, and less ways to mess things up, and even if you mess things up, default errors are not as verbose as revealing source code or spitting out config files!!!. Sorry for the long story!!.

@@temitopehardhekheyhe7359 Yeh

@@BillyMahmood waaay beyond getting triggered though