This tweet mentions an attempted bypass involving the use of a LAMP stack without a WAF (Web Application Firewall) and a classic SQLi payload 'OR1=1' to bypass authentication or filtering mechanisms. It suggests exploiting personal identifiable information (PII) from sample EU passports generated using name generators and synthetic image data from 'thispersondontexist'. The context hints at bypassing hardware ID checks or NFC tag verification related to passport data in an application that requires compliance, possibly security or identity verification. The bypass involves injecting SQL to manipulate queries, indicated by the 'OR1=1' payload, a common technique in SQL Injection. The tweet sarcastically questions government openness about source PII and implies risky database handling. Though no specific WAF vendor is named or targeted, the discussed technique is generic and can affect various WAFs if not properly configured or absent. The bypass payload is simple but demonstrates the importance of having proper WAF rules to prevent SQL Injection and protect sensitive data.
Check out the original tweet here: https://twitter.com/IsNullOrWhat/status/1956019458671038778