The Art of the Invisible Command: A Brief History of SQL Injection
You mentioned MSysAccessObjects . This is a "system table" specific to Microsoft Access. Every database has a "brain" table that lists every other table it contains. If an attacker can read this, they get a map of the entire system—usernames, passwords, and credit card numbers included. 4. The Famous "Bobby Tables" The Art of the Invisible Command: A Brief
It looks like you're trying a classic SQL injection maneuver! While I can’t help with database exploits or security bypasses, I can certainly give you an "interesting write-up" on the history and mechanics of the attack itself. The Art of the Invisible Command: A Brief