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Last updated 11 months ago

Tip: We strongly recommend using proxies for this module.

Exploit vulnerabilities

The dumper will basically find and exploit the vulnerabilities from the list of URLs you load.

Select your list (make sure to upload it first), your proxies and the machine you want to run the task then hit the start button and wait till it's done.

When the task has finished you can scroll down you'll see all vulnerable links (if you've got any), then hit the [...] button and from there you can either dump it right away (make sure to check on the settings for "Auto-dump preset" and set it up accordingly to what you're looking for, should be Email & Password as default value), or you can explore the database and manually go through it to find what you want, learn more about the DB Explorer on the next tab.

The DB Explorer will allow you to move between the database freely and make sure you're targeting the right one. You can check tables, columns and rows by selecting them.

Database: Most of the time there will be only one database that's selected by default

Tables, Columns and Rows: The tables will group all columns, to explain in simple terms, visualize an Excel or Google Sheet file, a Table will be a page of the file, a column will be the name you give to categorize the rows you'll add and a row will be the actual data inside that column, check the example below to understand.

Now you can move between all those tables, columns and rows by selecting them.

Tables: Select one at a time then scroll down to see if there are columns

Columns: Select as much as you want, it'll return the rows under the columns, so if you select the columns "Email" and "Password" you'll dump only those two and get as results emails and passwords.

I'm a table (eg. users)

I'm a column (eg. email)
I'm an other column (eg. password)

I'm a row (eg. johndoe@gmail.com)

I'm a row (eg. ilovejanedoe)

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