Free mssql injection software for windows

SQL Power Injector is an application created in .Net 1.1 that helps the penetration tester to inject SQL commands on a web page.
For now SQL Power Injector is SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL and Sybase/Adaptive Server compliant, but it is possible to use it with any existing DBMS when using the inline injection (Normal mode). Indeed, the normal mode is basically the command that someone will put in the parameter sent to the server.
If the aspect of inline SQL injection is powerful in itself, its main strength dwells in the multithreaded automation of the injection. Not only there is a possibility to automate tedious and time consuming queries but you can also modify the query to get only what you want.
SQL Power Injectoris obviously more useful in the blind SQL injection since the other ways to exploit the SQL injection vulnerability is more effusive and much faster when the results are displayed on the web page (union select in a HTML table and generated 500 error for instance).
SQL Power Injector automation can be realized in two ways: by time delay or comparing the expected result.The first way is generally compared against an error or difference between positive condition with a negative one and the second way will turn out positive if the time delay sent to the server equals to the one parameterized in the application.
The main effort done on SQL Power Injector was to make it as painless as possible to find and exploit a SQL injection vulnerability without using any browser.
That is why you will notice in that there is an integrated browser that will display the results of the SQL Power Injector injection parameterized in a way that any related standards SQL error will be displayed without the rest of the page.
Of course, like many other features of SQL Power Injector, there are ways to parameterize the response of the server to make it as talkative to you as possible.
Another important part of SQL Power Injector is its power to get all the parameters you need to test the SQL injection, either by GET or POST method.

Adjust Tick Count uses DLL injection and API hooking to intercept calls to the ::GetTickCount API within any user process, and adjust the value returned to these processes.
The ::GetTickCount API returns the number of milliseconds that have elapsed since Windows was started as a 32-bit unsigned integer. This value rollsover every 49.7 days.
Some of our applications were experiencing freezes after running for approximately 50 days, so I wrote this app as a way of forcing ::GetTickCount to rollover without having to wait for 7 weeks.