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Only came to know of it when I started needing a lot of BTC. Too late, the limits are too low and my PayPal won't last that long.

Only doing $500+ we can use a middleman. I have 3k on my PayPal that I need to transfer to BTC asap. Add me on Discord: Star#1337

Don't leech :D [hide] https://www.sendspace.com/file/uk2oaz [/hide]

These are real SQLi combos that I checked through AntiPublic and I'm releasing the private lines. No slayer leecher bullshit or anything. Enjoy :D Proof that it is private: http://prntscr.com/kj361h [hide] https://anonfile.com/ccq5T8fdbf/private_zabugor.txt [/hide]

glws mate :pepo:

Yes it is. I hope you know I'm the one who made this tutorial, I copy pasted this from my own thread on another forum :smart:

These are the settings that I personally use on SQLi Dumper 8.3, enjoy! [hide] https://imgur.com/a/rxq9vUD [/hide]

Enjoy, hopefully you get something out of this :) [hide] When you handwrite dorks, the best type is to handwrite advanced google dorks. Here are some examples of advanced google dorks and normal google dorks: Advanced: inurl:".php?id=" + insource:"buy now" inurl:".asp?pageid=" + intext:"Register" Normal: buy now.php?id= register.asp?pageid= As you can see, advanced google dorks are dorks that utilize google search operators. Now, for the main part. What are google search operators? Google search operators are certain operators that can make finding vulnerable websites easier and target a certain genre of websites with ease. Lets start the explanation! Stay with me and prepare to handwrite some good dorks after this tutorial These are what you should be using most of the time: inurl:This will search for your keyword IN the URL. For example, if I have a dork like inurl:".php?id=" + "productview" this will return URLs with ".php?id=" and "productview" in the URL. Should be used on every dork you handwrite for the best results. allinurl:This will search for your keyword in internal search pages. For example, allinurl:"ebay" + "buy toys", this will return results on ebay with keywords related to "buy toys" in the URL. Not a very useful operator for dorks. intext:This will search for your specified keyword in the TEXT. This is great for targeting a genre. For example, intext:"gaming score" will return websites with the text "gaming score". One of the best operators for dorks. allintext:This is just intext, but not accurate. Intext: returns results with "gaming score" in the same place of the text while allintext will search an entire page for the text. Not very useful and inaccurate for targeting. inanchor:This returns sites which have the keyword in links pointing to them, in order of the most links. For example, if I searched for allinanchor:helicopters, Google would show me the top sites which are linked to, where the anchor text for the link is “helicopters”. This is very advanced and not recommended for beginners. allinanchor:Same as inanchor but will return sites with more than 1 of the keywords you specified. This is even more advanced than inanchor: and should not be used. intitle:This is intext: operators brother. This is one of the best operators for target a genre and is self explanatory.For example, intitle:"best game of 2018" will return URLs with the following term in the title of the website. allintitle:Same as intitle, but will not be accurate and won't return exact results. The all****: operators may be confusing to some people but basically it's like this: intitle:"best game of 2018" will return URLs with titles like "what is the best game of 2018", "vote on the best game of 2018", etc. allintitle:"best game of 2018" will return URLs with titles like "games in 2018 are not the best", "does 2018 have thebest games", etc. Thanks for reading my information tutorial, please don't leech because this took me a lot of effort to make. [/hide]

Good tutorial to start off with SQLi [hide] This is very simple knowledge but a lot still seem to not get it for whatever reason. When you are getting keywords for something like shopping, you use your brain and think of it. If you are like me and have no life and don't know shit about shopping then you came to the right place. 1.Look up shopping websites, the simplest people will just choose the popular ones like EBay and Amazon. This is acceptable but you should dig around to look up not so popular shopping websites. 2.Right click the page once you are on it and select "View page source"(I am on Chrome, not sure if it works on other browsers but why wouldn't you be using chrome in the first place?). I am on EBay for the sole purpose of this tutorial. 3.Scroll through the page source slowly and look at the words, you will feel a light pop in your head once you see a good keyword. For example I found many keywords like: https://imgur.com/a/qOGwf https://imgur.com/a/UNmeq 4.That is it,you should also know that those two pictures above showing the keywords legit took me less than 10 seconds. Hopefully this tutorial helped you get better keywords than using sites like keyword.io [/hide]

Don't leech :feelsgood: [hide] https://www.sendspace.com/file/ua4ow3 [/hide]

Got from dbtoday and this is a very good combo for everything(mixed) Don't leech :pepegun: [hide] https://cdn.databases.today/000webhost_13mil_plain_Oct_2015.7z [/hide]

Thanks, keep up the good work :D Liked!

Thanks , I just wan t to leech your dank tutorial

This message restriction thing is making me want to kms

I got crazy HQ shit for this, you still looking for it?