This is the most important part of the series, so read carefully.

Before you continue to read, I suggest you read [Part-1] first, so you understand the basics.

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– The most important part.
– The second most important part: A quote.

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Now let’s get into the most important part of almost anything.

Ethics, Ethics, And Ethics.

What do you mean by “ethics”? Ethics, in ths context, means not to try to gain access to something that’s someone else’s (a database for example), without their written permission.

But, why is that?! because, if the owner of whatever are you running tests on, detected your test, he/she can inform the police about your current location (which they can get from your ip, or get it by force from the vpn provider you’re using, if you’re using one), and make the police go to your own home, and….. you know the rest.

Is it illegal to run tests on a website?!!! Yes, if you have no permission.

But, what can I do… I’m just learning?! Setup a local server of your own and on your own network, setup the databases you like to test on (can be MySQL, Postgres, or any other kind of database), and enjoy your legal testing (or get the written permission.)

I hope I made that very clear.

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Yeah, Part-3 is available for reading(after it’s edited, not yet.)

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A quote:

And as I often read at the end of a boring article:

In conclusion:

-obviously someone was the first to say it.

~ViloDium