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in this video weamp;#39;re going to take a look at an SQL injection Challenge on portswigeramp;#39;s web Security Academy the lab is called SQL injection with filter bypass via XML encoding and thereamp;#39;s only a little bit of information here so let me just read through this before we jump into the lab it tells us that so far weamp;#39;ve been using query strings to inject a malicious SQL payload however itamp;#39;s important to note that you can perform SQL injection attacks using any controllable input thatamp;#39;s processed as an SQL query by the application for example some websites take input in Json or XML format and use this to query the database these different formats may even provide alternative ways for you to obfuscate attacks that are otherwise block due to web application firewalls and other defense mechanisms weak implementations often just look for common SQL injection keywords within the request so you may be able to bypass these filters by simply encoding o
