SQLi, Directory Traversal, SSRF Notes and Lab Walkthroughs Added #8
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Did some bug fixes which were keeping the page from loading the images attached!
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Added Walkthrough to the 2nd Lab of SSRF From PortSwigger's Web Application Security Academy.
Added SSRF Lab 3 Wakhthrough from PortSwigger's Lab!
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Included notes and Walkthrough for "SSRF with whitelist-based input filters".
Added missing Description of labs and fixed some minor issues.
Completed the module "Circumventing common SSRF defenses" With all the labs added.
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I have compiled a comprehensive set of SQL injection labs and detailed walkthroughs covering various scenarios such as blind SQL injection, time delays, and information retrieval. These walkthroughs provide a step-by-step guide on how to exploit SQL injection vulnerabilities, demonstrating the extraction of sensitive data like usernames and passwords.