Authorized testing on a production API endpoint. Opus 4.7 confirmed the SQL injection was real but couldn't pull any database names. sqlmap said false positive.
I switched to DeepSeek V4 Pro inside Claude Code and it figured out a trick: make the database answer yes/no questions by crashing on purpose.
The payload wraps CASE WHEN around two XML casts. If the condition is true, it parses broken XML like <root>< and throws HTTP 500. If false, it parses clean XML like <root/> and returns HTTP 200. WAF was watching for SQL keywords, not XML errors.
Extracted 19 database names. DeepSeek V4 Pro succeeded where both Opus and sqlmap failed. Two hours. Twenty cents.
Setup: Mapped Claude Code to DeepSeek V4 Pro by creating ~/bin/claude-deep with ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=https://t.co/RhiWu8K5Ja and ANTHROPIC_MODEL=deepseek-v4-pro[1m]. No config changes needed, original claude command stays untouched.
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Image 1: sqlmap output showing "false positive" / "all tested parameters do not appear to be injectable"
Image 2: Claude Code terminal showing 19 databases extracted in ~2 hours
Image 3: DeepSeek platform dashboard showing $0.20 total cost
Image 4: Why this trick is different from standard blind SQLi types and why sqlmap has no built-in vector for it
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