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Re: BLIND SQL Injection Question

Subject: Re: BLIND SQL Injection Question
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 21:42:10 -0500
On 12/10/07 19:28, Yanyan Wang wrote:

I scanned a server twice with about 30-40 minutes of time difference,
same preferences. The first scan reported a "BLING SQL Injection"
vulnerablity, but not the second one. 

It's hard to say. Did you look through the Nessus server log to see if 
there was any reason that particular plugin (I assume it's #11139, 
sql_injection.nasl) might not have been launched? Like, was the remote 
web server / host still alive when you launched the second scan? Is 
there some type of IPS that might have prevented the plugin from running 
the second time? Do you have access to the logs on the remote host and, 
if so, do they tell you anything?

George
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