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blind-sqli

Blind SQL injection under hostile WAF — manual bypass playbook for when sqlmap fails because common tokens (SUBSTRING, IF, AND, WHERE, single quotes) are filtered. Covers token-fingerprinting probe loops, arithmetic-multiplication boolean evaluation, hex-encoded literals, and exponential-probe binary search. Loaded on top of sqli.md when the binary oracle exists but tampers can't pass the WAF.

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# Blind SQL Injection — Manual WAF Bypass

Companion to `sqli.md`. **Load this only after** you have:

1. Confirmed a stable binary oracle (two distinct page states: "User exists" vs "No results", different content lengths, or different HTTP codes).
2. Confirmed sqlmap with `--tamper` cannot pass the WAF. If sqlmap returns clean dumps, stop and use it — this skill is more expensive in tokens and wall-clock.

If both conditions hold, the goal is to hand-craft a payload that **substitutes** every filtered SQL token until each oracle probe returns a clean true/false signal, then extract the flag bit-by-bit with the smallest possible request count.

## Confirm the oracle first (≤2 minutes)

The whole playbook collapses if your "true" and "false" responses aren't distinguishable. Reduce the response to a single grep-able token before any extraction:

```bash