BEST TARGETED DUMPING METHOD

[Etrigan21]

POST:
I've conducted various experiments to dump data from a database, using tools like SQLi Dumper V8.3, 8.5, 10.2, 10.6, and all of its versions. However, the results were very disappointing — almost no good combos, most were either outdated or already exploited by others. After some research, I’ve summarized the process in a way that even beginners can understand, so you can learn how to get UHQ combos.
What you will need:

• Parser
  (I use my own personal parser that supports residential proxies, all types of proxies, and anti-public features. If you need it, I can share it for free; just drop a comment!)
• Target Website
  (Once you have results from the parser, you can analyze your target website. Check if the website is related to crypto, Netflix, or any other combo you need. To get UHQ combos, ensure that the target website has a login form.)
• Burp Suite
  (This tool is used to analyze security vulnerabilities on the website.)
• SQLMap or Ghauri
  (I use both, as sometimes Ghauri is more powerful than SQLMap.)
• A cup of coffee

Once you have the necessary tools and materials, let’s dive into testing vulnerabilities.
[Step-by-step Process]

• Get the URL from the Parser
  The URL you receive from the parser will have a parameter, like /id=12. To test if it's vulnerable, add a single quote ' at the end of the URL.
  If an SQL error message appears, the site is vulnerable. If a blank page shows, try adding ' AND 1=1 --+.
  If the page loads again, then it’s vulnerable. Be sure to carefully observe the page changes.
• Test Login Forms and Other Parameters
  If the URL parameter test doesn’t work, you can test the login form or registration forms.
  If this is difficult, set up Burp Suite. Burp Suite has the ability to automatically detect vulnerabilities on a website. Let's proceed with using Burp Suite in the next step.
• Set up Burp Suite
  Burp Suite can intercept web traffic and help us analyze how the site responds to different inputs. Start by setting up Burp Suite as a proxy and make sure your browser is configured to use it. Once set up, navigate to your target website and monitor the HTTP requests.
  Burp Suite’s “Scanner” feature can help identify common vulnerabilities such as SQL injections, XSS, and more.
• SQLMap Configuration
  SQLMap is a powerful tool for automating SQL injection tests. You can pass the URL to SQLMap and let it test for different vulnerabilities.
  Use commands like:
  sqlmap -u "http://target.com/?id=12" --risk=3 --level=5 --batch
  This will automate the SQL injection tests with higher risk levels, helping you identify any weaknesses faster.
• Use Ghauri for Advanced SQLi Testing
  If SQLMap doesn’t find anything, Ghauri might help. It’s another great tool that can identify SQLi vulnerabilities more efficiently in some cases. It works similarly to SQLMap but is designed to be faster and more powerful in specific scenarios.
• Exploit Found Vulnerabilities
  Once a vulnerability is identified, it's time to exploit it. In this case, we are focused on dumping the database. SQLMap can help with this by using commands like:
  sqlmap -u "http://target.com/?id=12" --dump
  This will attempt to dump the database and expose valuable information, including UHQ combos. Be mindful of legal and ethical considerations when using these techniques.
• Post-Exploitation
  After dumping the data, it’s time to analyze what you’ve retrieved. Look for patterns in the combos that are fresh and usable. This may require filtering out old combos or those that have already been exploited by others.
• Testing Other Vulnerabilities
  Sometimes, you might encounter other security issues on the website, such as XSS, LFI (Local File Inclusion), or RCE (Remote Code Execution). Burp Suite’s scanner can help detect these vulnerabilities, and tools like Metasploit or manual testing can help you exploit them.
• Monitor Website Activity
  While exploiting vulnerabilities, make sure to monitor the website for any changes. Some websites may implement countermeasures or block suspicious activity. Staying under the radar is important to avoid detection and maintain access.
• Safeguard Your Work
  Once you’ve successfully obtained the data you need, it’s time to ensure that your findings are safe and secure. Make backups of your results, and consider using encryption for any sensitive information. Also, make sure to delete any tools or logs that might trace back to you.

Conclusion:
By following these steps and utilizing the right tools, you can increase your chances of successfully retrieving UHQ combos. Just remember to approach these tasks responsibly and with caution.
If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask in the comments below!