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October 21, 20245 min

The best alternative to SQLi Dumper? DorkPlus.

SQLi Dumper has long been used to identify and exploit SQL vulnerabilities. But years without updates have hurt its reliability: payloads are dated, many sites block it, and performance has slowed to the point that it’s far less effective.

Depending on your task, you might switch to SQLMap — a strong option for single-target work. We compared SQLMap and DorkPlus here: read this.

People chose SQLi Dumper over SQLMap for bulk scanning and exploitation. That’s exactly what DorkPlus delivers with its advanced vulnerability scanner and database dumper.

SQLi Dumper comparisonSQLi Dumper vs DorkPlus, the best alternative for pentesters.SQLMap

SQLMap is designed for deep scanning, testing, and exploitation of a single target. It offers tamper scripts, user-agent control, and plenty of customization, but it’s less suited to bulk attacks across many targets.

SQLi Dumper

SQLi Dumper takes a simpler path, letting you target multiple sites at once. It lacks SQLMap’s depth of customization but earned popularity for ease of use and accessibility.

DorkPlusTasks management DorkPlus Dashboard.

DorkPlus blends SQLMap’s power with SQLi Dumper’s ease. With our own WAF bypasses, custom payloads, tamper scripts, and more, it’s built for bulk scanning and exploitation.

The intuitive UI keeps things straightforward for beginners while still meeting expert needs.

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