SQLMap is one of the most used tool when it comes to SQL injections, database dumping, WAF bypassing and all those type of fields. But as we all know there are a bunch of less known tools that are as good as that one or even better...
SQLMap is a powerful and widely-used tool for finding SQL vulnerabilities. While its extensive features and ongoing development make it a favorite among experienced professionals, its command-line interface can be a hurdle for some users.
If you're looking for an easier way to find and exploit SQL vulnerabilities, consider exploring alternative tools with a more intuitive, visual interface. Our tool, for example, streamlines the process for penetration testers of all levels, offering a powerful and user-friendly solution with an extensive feature set such as Proxyless Parser, Vulnerability Scanner, Dumper and Database Explorer.
SQLMap is fast enough and pretty efficient, you can customize payloads, add your own scripts and bypasses. But if you're looking to scan, test and exploit a huge amount of URLs it won't work. If you're a pentester or a bug bounty hunter it might work but it'll be limited. If you're making combolists it'll be very slow.
DorkPlus offers a different approach that is much more oriented on bulk scanning and exploiting. We also have a threading system allowing our members to perform more than one single task at a time. You can also run multiple tasks meaning you can use the Google parser, run the Vulnerability Scanner and exploit some vulnerable URLs at the same time. A huge gain of time, energy and money.
Tools featuresSQLMap is pretty limited, you can only do scanning, exploiting and dumping, which is enough if you plan to run a pentest on one single website but won't fit your requirements if you're looking for a solution that allows you to perform each step of your pentest or combolist creation journey in one go.
DorkPlus is different, less focused on one single task/target but more on bulk scanning testing and exploiting. We've got a bunch of modules built-in to our tool.
It's time to say good bye to SQLMap and get 100 times more effective. If you have any question feel free to open a ticket on our Discord server, we'll make sure to help you out.
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