The main challenge lies in bypassing WAF (Web Application Firewall) with SQLMAP. Additionally, SQLMAP is unable to bypass XOR-based encoding and complex time-based query restrictions. To address this, some Pakistani hackers have developed their own version of SQLMAP known as GHAURI. Similarly, the ATLAS tool works in conjunction with SQLMAP to suggest the most suitable WAF bypass tamper scripts. I hope to see advanced tutorials on these topics in the near future. Below is a list of WAFs that SQLMAP finds difficult to bypass: 🙁 #1) AppTrana #2) Prophaze WAF #3) Cloudflare WAF #4) Sucuri Website Firewall #5) AWS WAF #6) Akamai #7) Imperva #8) Citrix WAF #9) F5 Advanced #10) Barracuda #11) Fortinet FortiWeb #12) SiteLock Thank you.
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The main challenge lies in bypassing WAF (Web Application Firewall) with SQLMAP. Additionally, SQLMAP is unable to bypass XOR-based encoding and complex time-based query restrictions. To address this, some Pakistani hackers have developed their own version of SQLMAP known as GHAURI. Similarly, the ATLAS tool works in conjunction with SQLMAP to suggest the most suitable WAF bypass tamper scripts. I hope to see advanced tutorials on these topics in the near future.
Below is a list of WAFs that SQLMAP finds difficult to bypass: 🙁
#1) AppTrana
#2) Prophaze WAF
#3) Cloudflare WAF
#4) Sucuri Website Firewall
#5) AWS WAF
#6) Akamai
#7) Imperva
#8) Citrix WAF
#9) F5 Advanced
#10) Barracuda
#11) Fortinet FortiWeb
#12) SiteLock
Thank you.
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