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[poison2012]

I downloaded the official sqlite C source (4Mb) and compiled it, but the code is still quite large (300kb or so).

 

I know Pony uses sqlite (since it grabs Firefox passwords and those are stored in an sqlite3 database) and yet pony is like a small 50kb trojan. So I have checked the source and it seems pony uses an sqlite version written in assembler.

 

I was wondering if anybody knows a minimalist sqlite library but for C/C++? Only for doing selects (),  does not need to be a full-fledged library. Thanks.

[Pongi]

poison2012, on 18 May 2015 - 12:22 PM, said:

I downloaded the official sqlite C source (4Mb) and compiled it, but the code is still quite large (300kb or so).

 

I know Pony uses sqlite (since it grabs Firefox passwords and those are stored in an sqlite3 database) and yet pony is like a small 50kb trojan. So I have checked the source and it seems pony uses an sqlite version written in assembler.

 

I was wondering if anybody knows a minimalist sqlite library but for C/C++? Only for doing selects (),  does not need to be a full-fledged library. Thanks.

 

afaik firefox passes are stored in a .json file since FF38, and not in sqlite anymore

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Edited by Pongi, 18 May 2015 - 01:37 PM.

[poison2012]

Pongi, I did not know this!

 

But chrome also uses sqlite, so I will need it either way (yes I want to code my own pass dumper ) .

 

In the old Firefox you could have used sqlite3.dll deployed in Mozilla folder, but in chrome's cases...

[Pongi]

Then maybe have a look @ becks' snippets..

 

Firefox:

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Edited by Pongi, 18 May 2015 - 02:08 PM.

[poison2012]

Thanks, however:

 

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this uses sqlite3.dll. I am not really interested in how to actually decrypt the passwords, I am more interested in linking sqlite3 statically into my program without resulting an exe of 300kb size. From Pony source:

 

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I need just one like this one, a tiny sqlite client in C/C++.

[Becks]

They're a lot of classes around the Internet from the sqlite guys, it's completely opensource (in C afaik), so just grab their class and only concentrate on the functions you need bro!

Edited by Becks, 18 May 2015 - 05:22 PM.