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13 Best SQL Injection Tools

 

13 Best SQL Injection Tools


In this guide, we have created a list of 13 best SQL injection tools. SQL injection consists of the injection of an SQL query. 

A successful SQL injection attack can read and dump sensitive information from the database, modify the information, execute administration operations on the database, retrieve the content of a certain file present on the file system DBMS, and in some cases issue commands to the operating system.

In simple words we can say that SQL injection, or SQLi, is a type of attack on a web application that allows an attacker to insert malicious SQL statements into the web application, potentially gaining access to sensitive data in the database or destroying that data.

An SQL injection is still prevalent today and the severity of injection attacks on a web application is widely recognized. It is one of OWASP's ten most critical web application security risks.

There are many ways to find a SQL injection vulnerability on the website. The task of finding SQL injection vulnerability on the website manually is a difficult task for security researches and web developers. To make this task easy,  tools for SQL injection are used.

So by keeping this thing in mind we have listed some best SQL injector tools. By using these tools you can easily find SQL injection vulnerability and perform SQL injection attacks.


List of Best SQL injection tools


Here is the list of 13 Best SQL injection tools:

1. SQLMap

SQLMap is an open-source penetration testing tool that automates the process of detecting and exploiting SQL injection flaws. With this tool, it is possible to take full control of database servers on vulnerable web pages.

It has a powerful detection engine, employing the latest and most devastating penetration testing techniques by SQL Injection, which allows you to access the database, the underlying file system and execute commands on the operating system. 

SQLMap allows testing sites for the presence of SQL-injection vulnerabilities, the XSS vulnerability, and exploit SQL-injection. A variety of types of SQL injection and a variety of databases are supported.


2. NoSQLMap

NoSQLMap is an open-source tool used to automate, auditing, automate injection attacks and exploit vulnerabilities in the NoSQL database. The tool is coded in Python.

The tool is currently focused on MongoDB, but support for NoSQL platforms such as CouchDB, Redis, and Cassandra is planned in future releases.

The current project goal is to provide a penetration testing tool to automate Injection attacks against web applications and MongoDB servers.


3. jSQL Injection

jSQL Injection is a Java-based tool that is used to perform automatic SQL database Injection. jSQL Injection is a non-resource-intensive application that is used to find information about databases from remote servers. The tool is free, open-source, and cross-platform.

JSQL is also included in  Parrot, ArchStrike, and BlackArch Linux. In order to install this tool in your operating system make sure that the version of Java 8 or either up to Java 15 is installed.

JSQL tool works on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X with Java from version 8 to 15.

The project is built up using libraries like Spring, Hibernate, and spoke, and it uses platform Travis CI for continuous integration.

It has the ability to perform automatic injections on 23 types of databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server, Sybase, etc.


4. BBQSQL

BBQSQL is a Python-based framework designed specifically for finding vulnerabilities and performing Blind based SQL injection. 

It is very difficult to perform blind based SQL queries manually. This tool made this simple it is extremely useful when performing tricky SQL injection queries such as blind based SQL injection.

The tool also has intuitive UI to make setting up attacks much easier. The tool uses two types of technique while performing an attack first technique is "binary search" while the other is "frequency search".


5. Zeus Scanner

Zeus scanner is an advanced information gathering tool for web applications. It has the ability to run a vulnerability assessment on the target and is able to bypass search engine captchas.

The tool is also able to detect SQL injection vulnerability on the website. This tool has much more functionality then finding SQL injection vulnerable site.

I think everyone is familiar with SQLMap. The Zeus tool uses SQLMap API to perform SQL injection attacks.


6. Blisqy

Blisqy is a tool that is developed in Python Language, It is specially designed to find out Time-based Blind SQL injection on HTTP Headers, the tool is also able to exploit this vulnerability.

In the new update, the developer added a new feature. Now it supports fuzzing for Time-based Blind SQL Injection on HTTP Headers.

Manually discovering and exploiting this vulnerability takes a lot of time. This tool makes a lot of things easier and faster to do.


7. Mole

The Mole is a command-line interface SQL Injection exploitation tool. This tool is able to exploit both union-based and blind boolean based injections.

The tool is automatic you just need to provide a vulnerable URL and a valid string. After doing this step it can detect the injection and exploit it automatically, by using the union technique or a boolean query based technique. 

Currently this tool support databases such as Postgres, MySQL, and MsSQL. But the developer expects to add more DBMS.

In order to run this application, you must have Python3 installed in your system.


8. Leviathan

Leviathan is a mass audit toolkit consist of some open-source tools such as masscan, ncrack, DSSS, etc. Just you need to install one tool and then you are ready to go, you can easily use these tools with flexibility.

It also has a SQL injection scanner that scans for SQL injection vulnerability on the website. You can also exploit discovered vulnerability by using pre-included exploits.

This toolkit has a DSSS (Damn Small SQLi Scanner) tool. The main use of this tool is to scan for a SQL injection vulnerability on the website. 


9. Explo

Explo is a tool that describes web vulnerabilities and security issues in a human and machine-readable format. This tool is also able to exploit the SQL injection vulnerability. It also allows you to share complex vulnerabilities in a simple readable and executable format.

This tool is also able to detect SQL injection vulnerability depending upon SQL syntax errors.


10. Blind SQL BitShifting

Blind SQL BitShifting is a tool coded in Python language. This is a tool that performs blind based SQL injection attacks by using the Bitshifting method. The tool calculates characters instead of guessing them.


11. DSSS

The full name of the DSSS tool is Damn Small SQLi Scanner. DSSS is a SQL injection vulnerability scanner tool written in Python language.

The tool supports GET and POST parameters. You must have Python3 installed in your system in order to use this tool.

You can easily download this tool from the below link


12. SQLNinja

SQLNinja used to exploit SQL injection Vulnerabilities that are present on the Web applications. 

SQLNinja is written in Perl, it can run on any UNIX based platforms with a Perl interpreter. The tool has been successfully tested on the following OS Linux, FreeBSD, Mac OS X, and iOS.


13. Havij

Havij is an automated SQL injection tool that helped penetration testers to find and exploit SQL injection vulnerabilities on a web page. It is developed by ITSecTeam.

The program is used by cybersecurity experts. The main objective of this tool is to make web applications more secure.

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