Critical Blind SQL Injection leads to $4,134 (7/30 DAYS)
Understanding the Risk: How a Blind SQL Injection Was Discovered in inDrive
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Today’s Report: Blind SQL Injection Vulnerability in inDrive API
Introduction
Security researcher identified a significant security flaw in inDrive’s API. The vulnerability was a blind SQL injection, which allowed attackers to manipulate database queries and extract sensitive information. This report highlights how the vulnerability was discovered, how it could be exploited, and why it was a serious security risk.
