MySQL cheat sheets

Feb 04, 2008 at 6:00 am - 1 Comments

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Dave Feb 17, 2008

The fourth cheat sheet (the black one) is not MySQL for beginners but rather a list of ways of getting your SQL injection past filters and figuring out what's happening in MySQL without being able to see the results.

It's all very clever and I have certainly bookmarked it but it's not much good for someone who just can't remember the syntax for an UPDATE statement.

I would call it an SQL injection cheat sheet.

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