00:00 - Introduction
01:57 - Showing the trick and explaining why its important to understand the methodology behind finding the technique and not just the technique itself
03:50 - Going over the Flask App
05:45 - Showing Snyk highlighting the SQL Injection, then talking a little bit about Snyk and why it is awesome.
08:00 - Running the webserver and explaining why DEBUG mode should always be disabled
09:30 - Running SQLMap to inject into the URL Parameter
11:00 - Manually discovering the SQL Injection through good enumeration, and showing a Burpsuite URL Encoding Quirk
12:50 - SQLMap showed nothing, Run SQLMap again but this time make sure it starts with a valid result to see it does find something
13:20 - Going into the code to show why exploitation is hard, I'm using Pydantic to do strict typing and input filtering
17:36 - Showing how SQLMap discovered there were 4 columns without using a comma, thanks to the ORDER BY method
18:55 - Enumerating for bad characters with FFUF by putting characters after the SQL Comment
21:30 - Showing SQLFiddle, which is a great way to play and test SQL Queries
24:05 - Eliminating comma's from the Union Injection with (select * from (select 1) as a join (select 2) as b)
26:00 - Testing the SQL Injection against our web application
28:55 - Securing the code and fixing the SQL Injection via prepared statement
31:30 - Showcasing Github Copilot Chat to help fix our code
35:00 - Fixing a XSS Issue, then rerunning Snyk to show all vulnerabilities are fixed