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Bernardo Damele A. G. (inquis) - project leader, core developer
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sqlmap (0.6.1-1) stable; urgency=low
* Major bug fix to blind SQL injection bisection algorithm to handle an
exception;
* Written a Metasploit 3 auxiliary module to run sqlmap;
* Implemented possibility to test for and inject also on LIKE
statements;
* Implemented --start and --stop options to set the first and the last
table entry to dump;
* Added non-interactive/batch-mode (--batch) option to make it easy to
wrap sqlmap in Metasploit and any other tool;
* Minor enhancement to save also the length of query output in the
session file when retrieving the query output length for ETA or for
resume purposes. TODO: fix for ETA
-- Bernardo Damele A. G. <bernardo.damele@gmail.com> Fri, 10 Oct 2008 10:00:00 +0100
sqlmap (0.6-1) stable; urgency=low
* Complete code refactor and many bugs fixed;
* Added multithreading support to set the maximum number of concurrent
HTTP requests;
* Implemented SQL shell (--sql-shell) functionality and fixed SQL query
(--sql-query, before called -e) to be able to run whatever SELECT
statement and get its output in both inband and blind SQL injection
attack;
* Added an option (--privileges) to retrieve DBMS users privileges, it
also notifies if the user is a DBMS administrator;
* Added support (-c) to read options from configuration file, an example
of valid INI file is sqlmap.conf and support (--save) to save command
line options on a configuration file;
* Created a function that updates the whole sqlmap to the latest stable
version available by running sqlmap with --update option;
* Created sqlmap .deb (Debian, Ubuntu, etc.) and .rpm (Fedora, etc.)
installation binary packages;
* Created sqlmap .exe (Windows) portable executable;
* Save a lot of more information to the session file, useful when
resuming injection on the same target to not loose time on identifying
injection, UNION fields and back-end DBMS twice or more times;
* Improved automatic check for parenthesis when testing and forging SQL
query vector;
* Now it checks for SQL injection on all GET/POST/Cookie parameters then
it lets the user select which parameter to perform the injection on in
case that more than one is injectable;
* Implemented support for HTTPS requests over HTTP(S) proxy;
* Added a check to handle NULL or not available queries output;
* More entropy (randomStr() and randomInt() functions in
lib/core/common.py) in inband SQL injection concatenated query and in
AND condition checks;
* Improved XML files structure;
* Implemented the possibility to change the HTTP Referer header;
* Added support to resume from session file also when running with
inband SQL injection attack;
* Added an option (--os-shell) to execute operating system commands if
the back-end DBMS is MySQL, the web server has the PHP engine active
and permits write access on a directory within the document root;
* Added a check to assure that the provided string to match (--string)
is within the page content;
* Fixed various queries in XML file;
* Added LIMIT, ORDER BY and COUNT queries to the XML file and adapted
the library to parse it;
* Fixed password fetching function, mainly for Microsoft SQL Server and
reviewed the password hashes parsing function;
* Major bug fixed to avoid tracebacks when the testable parameter(s) is
dynamic, but not injectable;
* Enhanced logging system: added three more levels of verbosity to show
also HTTP sent and received traffic;
* Enhancement to handle Set-Cookie from target url and automatically
re-establish the Session when it expires;
* Added support to inject also on Set-Cookie parameters;
* Implemented TAB completion and command history on both --sql-shell and
--os-shell;
* Renamed some command line options;
* Added a conversion library;
* Added code schema and reminders for future developments;
* Added Copyright comment and $Id$ svn property to all Python files;
* Updated the command line layout and help messages;
* Updated some docstrings;
* Updated documentation files.
-- Bernardo Damele A. G. <bernardo.damele@gmail.com> Mon, 1 Sep 2008 10:00:00 +0100
sqlmap (0.5-1) stable; urgency=low
* Added support for Oracle database management system
* Extended inband SQL injection functionality (--union-use) to all
other possible queries since it only worked with -e and --file on
all DMBS plugins;
* Added support to extract database users password hash on Microsoft
SQL Server;
* Added a fuzzer function with the aim to parse HTML page looking
for standard database error messages consequently improving
database fingerprinting;
* Added support for SQL injection on HTTP Cookie and User-Agent headers;
* Reviewed HTTP request library (lib/request.py) to support the
extended inband SQL injection functionality. Splitted getValue()
into getInband() and getBlind();
* Major enhancements in common library and added checkForBrackets()
method to check if the bracket(s) are needed to perform a UNION query
SQL injection attack;
* Implemented --dump-all functionality to dump entire DBMS data from
all databases tables;
* Added support to exclude DBMS system databases' when enumeration
tables and dumping their entries (--exclude-sysdbs);
* Implemented in Dump.dbTableValues() method the CSV file dumped data
automatic saving in csv/ folder by default;
* Added DB2, Informix and Sybase DBMS error messages and minor
improvements in xml/errors.xml;
* Major improvement in all three DBMS plugins so now sqlmap does not
get entire databases' tables structure when all of database/table/
column are specified to be dumped;
* Important fixes in lib/option.py to make sqlmap properly work also
with python 2.5 and handle the CSV dump files creation work also
under Windows operating system, function __setCSVDir() and fixed
also in lib/dump.py;
* Minor enhancement in lib/injection.py to randomize the number
requested to test the presence of a SQL injection affected parameter
and implemented the possibilities to break (q) the for cycle when
using the google dork option (-g);
* Minor fix in lib/request.py to properly encode the url to request
in case the "fixed" part of the url has blank spaces;
* More minor layout enhancements in some libraries;
* Renamed DMBS plugins;
* Complete code refactoring, a lot of minor and some major fixes in
libraries, many minor improvements;
* Updated all documentation files.
-- Bernardo Damele A. G. <bernardo.damele@gmail.com> Sun, 4 Nov 2007 20:00:00 +0100
sqlmap (0.4-1) stable; urgency=low
* Added DBMS fingerprint based also upon HTML error messages parsing
defined in lib/parser.py which reads an XML file defining default
error messages for each supported DBMS;
* Added Microsoft SQL Server extensive DBMS fingerprint checks based
upon accurate '@@version' parsing matching on an XML file to get also
the exact patching level of the DBMS;
* Added support for query ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) real time
calculation (--eta);
* Added support to extract database management system users password
hash on MySQL and PostgreSQL (--passwords);
* Added docstrings to all functions, classes and methods, consequently
released the sqlmap development documentation
<http://sqlmap.sourceforge.net/dev/>;
* Implemented Google dorking feature (-g) to take advantage of Google
results affected by SQL injection to perform other command line
argument on their DBMS;
* Improved logging functionality: passed from banal 'print' to Python
native logging library;
* Added support for more than one parameter in '-p' command line
option;
* Added support for HTTP Basic and Digest authentication methods
(--basic-auth and --digest-auth);
* Added the command line option '--remote-dbms' to manually specify
the remote DBMS;
* Major improvements in union.UnionCheck() and union.UnionUse()
functions to make it possible to exploit inband SQL injection also
with database comment characters ('--' and '#') in UNION SELECT
statements;
* Added the possibility to save the output into a file while performing
the queries (-o OUTPUTFILE) so it is possible to stop and resume the
same query output retrieving in a second time (--resume);
* Added support to specify the database table column to enumerate
(-C COL);
* Added inband SQL injection (UNION SELECT) support (--union-use);
* Complete code refactoring, a lot of minor and some major fixes in
libraries, many minor improvements;
* Reviewed the directory tree structure;
* Splitted lib/common.py: inband injection functionalities now are
moved to lib/union.py;
* Updated documentation files.
-- Bernardo Damele A. G. <bernardo.damele@gmail.com> Fri, 15 Jun 2007 20:00:00 +0100
sqlmap (0.3-1) stable; urgency=low
* Added module for MS SQL Server;
* Strongly improved MySQL dbms active fingerprint and added MySQL
comment injection check;
* Added PostgreSQL dbms active fingerprint;
* Added support for string match (--string);
* Added support for UNION check (--union-check);
* Removed duplicated code, delegated most of features to the engine
in common.py and option.py;
* Added support for --data command line argument to pass the string
for POST requests;
* Added encodeParams() method to encode url parameters before making
http request;
* Many bug fixes;
* Rewritten documentation files;
* Complete code restyling.
-- Bernardo Damele A. G. <bernardo.damele@gmail.com> Sat, 20 Jan 2007 20:00:00 +0100
sqlmap (0.2-1) stable; urgency=low
* complete refactor of entire program;
* added TODO and THANKS files;
* added some papers references in README file;
* moved headers to user-agents.txt, now -f parameter specifies a file
(user-agents.txt) and randomize the selection of User-Agent header;
* strongly improved program plugins (mysqlmap.py and postgres.py),
major enhancements:
* improved active mysql fingerprint check_dbms();
* improved enumeration functions for both databases;
* minor changes in the unescape() functions;
* replaced old inference algorithm with a new bisection algorithm.
* reviewed command line parameters, now with -p it's possible to
specify the parameter you know it's vulnerable to sql injection,
this way the script won't perform the sql injection checks itself;
removed the TOKEN parameter;
* improved Common class, adding support for http proxy and http post
method in hash_page;
* added OptionCheck class in option.py which performs all needed checks
on command line parameters and values;
* added InjectionCheck class in injection.py which performs check on
url stability, dynamics of parameters and injection on dynamic url
parameters;
* improved output methods in dump.py;
* layout enhancement on main program file (sqlmap.py), adapted to call
new option/injection classes and improvements on catching of
exceptions.
-- Bernardo Damele A. G. <bernardo.damele@gmail.com> Wed, 13 Dec 2006 20:00:00 +0100

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== Individuals ==
Chip Andrews <chip@sqlsecurity.com>
for his excellent work maintaining the SQL Server versions database
at SQLSecurity.com and permission to implement the update feature
taking data from his site
Karl Chen <quarl@cs.berkeley.edu>
for providing with the multithreading patch for the inference
algorithm
Stefano Di Paola <stefano.dipaola@wisec.it>
for suggesting good features
Adam Faheem <faheem.adam@is.co.za>
for reporting a few bugs
Rong-En Fan <rafan@freebsd.org>
for commiting the sqlmap 0.5 port to the official FreeBSD project
repository
Giorgio Fedon <giorgio.fedon@gmail.com>
for suggesting a speed improvement for bisection algorithm
for reporting a bug when running against Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Ivan Giacomelli <truemilk@insiberia.net>
for reporting a bug
for suggesting a minor enhancement
Davide Guerri <d.guerri@caspur.it>
for suggesting an enhancement
Kristian Erik Hermansen <kristian.hermansen@gmail.com>
for reporting a bug
for donating to sqlmap development
Jorge Hoya <aquinadie@gmail.com>
for suggesting a minor enhancement
Will Holcomb <wholcomb@gmail.com>
for his MultipartPostHandler class to handle multipart POST forms and
permission to include it within sqlmap source code
Michael Majchrowicz <mmajchrowicz@gmail.com>
for extensively beta-testing sqlmap on various MySQL DBMS
for providing really appreciated feedback
for suggesting a lot of ideas and features
Enrico Milanese <enricomilanese@gmail.com>
for reporting a bugs when using (-a) a single line User-Agent file
for providing me with some ideas for the PHP backdoor
Roberto Nemirovsky <roberto.paes@gmail.com>
for pointing me out some enhancements
Antonio Parata <s4tan@ictsc.it>
for providing me with some ideas for the PHP backdoor
Chris Patten <cpatten@sunera.com>
for reporting a bug in the blind SQL injection bisection algorithm
Adam Pridgen <adam.pridgen@gmail.com>
for suggesting some features
Alberto Revelli <r00t@northernfortress.net>
for inspiring me to write sqlmap user's manual in SGML
for his great Microsoft SQL Server take over tool, sqlninja,
http://sqlninja.sourceforge.net
Andres Riancho <andres.riancho@gmail.com>
for beta-testing sqlmap
for reporting a bug and suggesting some features
for including sqlmap in his great web application audit and attack
framework, w3af, http://w3af.sourceforge.net
Antonio Riva <antonio.riva@gmail.com>
for reporting a bug when running with python 2.5
Richard Safran <allapplyhere@yahoo.com>
for donating the sqlmap.org domain control
Tomoyuki Sakurai <cherry@trombik.org>
for submitting to the FreeBSD project the sqlmap 0.5 port
M Simkin <mlsimkin@cox.net>
for suggesting a feature
Alessandro Tanasi <alessandro@tanasi.it>
for extensively beta-testing sqlmap
for suggesting many features and reporting some minor bugs
Efrain Torres <et@metasploit.com>
for helping me out to improve the Metasploit Framework 3 sqlmap
auxiliary module and the integration with Metasploit WMAP framework
for his great Metasploit WMAP framework
Sandro Tosi <matrixhasu@gmail.com>
for helping to create sqlmap Debian package correctly
Bedirhan Urgun <bedirhanurgun@gmail.com>
for extensively beta-testing sqlmap
for suggesting some features and improvements
for benchmarking sqlmap in the context of his SQL injection
benchmark project, OWASP SQLiBench, http://code.google.com/p/sqlibench
fufuh <fufuh@users.sourceforge.net>
for reporting a bug when running on Windows
Sylphid <sylphid.su@sti.com.tw>
for suggesting some features
== Organizations ==
OWASP Board <http://www.owasp.org>
for sponsoring part of the sqlmap development in the context of OWASP
Spring of Code 2007