Re: [sqlmap-users] manual

[Miroslav S. <mir...@gm...>]

Hi Andreas.

Now the best documentation currently is the help listing you can get with
-h.

We've focused lately on implementation, rather that documentation, and we'll
need to "fix" this soon. You can expect full documentation with 0.9 final
version which will be released soon.

In short words, most of updates we've made are automatic ones (not directly
modifiable by user), so there shouldn't been "different switches you need to
use" with default (>90%) program run.

KR

p.s. some of great features we've made in last half year: new detection
engine with error/blind/stacked/time/union tests and payloads for data
retrieval (all are tested by default, except union which needs to be turned
on with --union-test), MS Access enumeration and data retrieval,
optimization switches, automatic dictionary attack on detected hashes
(mysql, mysql_old, oracle, oracle_old, mssql, mssql_old, postgres, md5,
sha1) - included wordlist with compiled entries from tens of excellent
sources, common table/column brute force enumeration for DBMSes which don't
have information_schema (old MySQL & MS Access) with our own compiled
entries, lots of bug fixes,...

On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 5:54 PM, Andreas Constantinides (MegaHz) <
me...@me...> wrote:

> hi there,
>
> is there any documentation of sqlmap's new features?
>
> thanks
>
>
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