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Even so, there's still some threat models where chaining tunnels could be useful. Each hop in the chain acts as a buffer between you and the destination, making it that much harder to figure out where you're actually coming from.
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Let’s add some data: sqlite> INSERT INTO users (name, age) VALUES (‘Admin’, 30); Now, let’s try to retrieve data from the table: sqlite> SELECT * FROM users; View the schema of a table: sqlite> PRAGMA table_info(users); This command displays the structure of a table named users, including column names, data types, and constraints. f0b171_2779d17da290429297b03de0631983cb~mv2.png To list all tables use: sqlite> .tables This command shows all tables present in the database, useful for initial...
