As you can see from the previous section, exploiting SQL injection vulnerabilities can be a tricky and time-consuming task. Fortunately, there are some helpful tools available for penetration testers to automate the task of extracting information from vulnerable applications.
Even if the tools presented here can be used not only to exploit but also to detect vulnerabilities, it is not recommended that you use them in that manner, as their fuzzing mechanism generates high volumes of traffic; they cannot be easily supervised, and you will have limited control on the kinds of requests they make to the server. This increases the damage risk to the data and makes it more difficult to diagnose an incident, even if all logs are kept.