$200+ Bug Bounty Payouts: Exploiting Content Providers with SQL Injection
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Summary
This article shows how to find and exploit SQL injection vulnerabilities in an Android app’s content provider using Drozer.
Content providers are responsible for an app’s data management and allow other apps to access and modify the data based on user requirements.
The attacker needs to identify the package name of the target app and initiate the Drozer agent, forwarding the ports.
The attacker can then use Drozer to get basic information about the app and its content providers.
Next, the attacker can scan for SQL injection vulnerabilities and attempt to gain access to the app’s database.
Once database access is achieved, the attacker can dump data, insert new records, modify existing data, or delete entries entirely.
The article concludes with a summary of the process and encourages the reader to exploit such vulnerabilities in bug bounty programs for monetary rewards.
The article provides references to additional resources and encourages the reader to connect through LinkedIn for further interaction.