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Luedave: really u think i know a 12year old coding 4rm his head not a joke nd he's a 9jerian

Yinksey: When u are using PDO Extension with php to deal with mysql, you dont need to worry about sql injection.

'; DELETE Users;-

INSERT Wishlist (ID, Item, City, Country) 
VALUES(1, ''';DELETE Users;--', 'Lagos', 'Nigeria')

SELECT * FROM Wishlist WHERE ID = '', Item);

SELECT * FROM Wishlist WHERE ID = '', DELETE Users;--);

brushesz: //Have you successfully injected via data fields or "?" edit before?

brushesz: if (true){
then post a light comment about it;
}
else{ ignore_thread();
}

brushesz: Feel free to share your experience and knowledge

flexpro: @ OP, to be honest with you, i hate paypal for exempting Nigeria from the list of countries on its platform.

GraphicsPlus: I will rather allow US government to intercept my data than to think that Snowden is a hero. Snowden is a traitor and US government means well for its citizens.

Slyr0x: "This experience," Levinson wrote, "has taught me one very important lesson: without congressional action or a strong judicial precedent, I would strongly recommend against anyone trusting their private data to a company with physical ties to the United States." ®

CreativeWeb: Hello NairaLanders, thank you all for the good works you are doing here. I am new here and my name is Decency.

databoy247: Boss i have always suspected that you are a wordpress guru

greenmouse: Pls downlaod, listen and review our latest jingle on radios.

Pls comment will be appreciated.

antontech: its not there

spikes C: So, i can only assume that there's something reading and resaving the files on my server. Antiviruses can do that, backups and server changes does that, if you have a load balancer, you'll definitely experience it. So, like i said, it would be a total waste of resources for me.

spikes C: So, like i said, it would be a total waste of resources for me.

naturalwaves: When I had the problem too, I thought it will be that easy. The last process says you should follow the sign in process after getting the verification on your mobile device. When the code was sent to me then, it came with a link to continue, after I did that, it still asked for the security question which was surprising to me cos I didn't know it will ask that again after chosing the mobile option. I had to eventually think and think well before I could get my answer and I was good to go. Same thing applies to gmail except if yahoo just changed the process which I doubt. Why not do the practicals and stop quoting links.

naturalwaves: Like I said, I have been through the process before so I know what I am saying. You only stated the start process without finishing it. The question is......did you change your password? I guess NO. Well, I have changed my password through that feature like two times in the past so let me start from where you stopped. When you get that verification through your mobile device, you will go back to the net link and put it there. When you submit, it will take you to the final verification process in which the security question prompts up. If you cannot provide a correct answer to that question, there is no way and it will be better you just open a new email addy cos it will never be succesful.


Moreover, by your argument, it means that once I know a person's phone number, I can quickly change his mail password anytime I have a little access to his phone like when the person is bathing , sleeping, charging etc. Does that make any sense to you? Though your DNR DNS explanation is well understood, the mail own remains an Abracadabra.

Using your mobile phone number for password recovery

Mobile password recovery is a fast and safe way to get a new password for your account.
Recovering your password using your mobile number

Go to the Yahoo! Password Helper and select I have a problem with my password.
Enter your Yahoo! ID and the CAPTCHA word verification code.
Enter your mobile number | click Next.
Follow the instructions, and a text message [SMS] will be sent to the mobile number you've provided.
-In some cases, the text message may take up to 30 minutes to be received.
Once you receive the text message, follow the sign-in steps and change your password.

Samoo01: Since when did Yahoo begin to accept Nigerian phone numbers in its password recovery page?

naturalwaves: This story looks like an Abracadabra and it is difficult to believe. Even if it is that easy getting a sim swapped on Airtel, when the supposed cracker wanted to contact Yahoo, did he just get a Password just like that from Yahoo? Impossible! Getting your password changed on Yahoo isn't that easy. Okay? And the Domain Name Registrer too gave out another Password on sighting just a note for a change of password? I haven't read something as hilarious and ridiculous as this claim in a long while even if you go to court with this crap, you will outrightly lose the case on the first day.