The tweet mentions a method to bypass WAF protection for SQL Injection by using –sql-shell or –os-shell payloads. The mention of tamper to bypass WAF protection is also highlighted. It is important to properly sanitize user inputs to prevent SQL Injection vulnerabilities. The tweet serves as a reminder of the importance of secure coding practices and WAF configuration to prevent such bypasses.
That's not FP
That is some kinda protection you can't print Dbs.
I also face sometimes & it's wired….then you can run –sql-shell or –os-shell to make a POCAnd or use tamper to bypass or manually try to bypass WAF protection…
— ?What's my name? (@Joyerz5) August 22, 2024