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[TuT]SQL injection by X-forwarded-for[TuT] - Николай - Jun 10, 2012 SQL injection : X-forwarded-for
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Introduction : X-forwarded-for is often use to get the ip of user even though he uses a proxy. Example and explanation : PHP Code This code create an ip variable with the real ip. PHP Code This code check if it's real ip but this code is vulnerable, why ? Because a regex has a beginning and a end. The beginning delimiter is ^ and the ending delimiter is $, note that the $ is missing. So the regex check only the beginning of the ip. If your ip is 127.0.0.1 the regex will send back true but if your ip is 127.0.01+whateveryouwant the regex will send back true too. PHP code that is vulnerable : PHP Code Exploitation: First open Live HTTP headers then actualize the page : [IMG]http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/873830http1.png[/IMG] Note that the injection will be a string based. Now click on the url then click on replay and add : Code X-forwarded-for: 127.0.0.1[IMG]http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/317006http2.png[/IMG] Then add a quote after your ip address and a nice error like that will be displayed : [IMG]http://img15.hostingpics.net/pics/953087sql1.png[/IMG] And now do your injection like string based, the most important thing is that you have to understand that the injection point is your ip in X-forwarded. Hope you learnt something new * - Phizo - Jun 10, 2012 Awesome tutorial man, I haven't seen this posted before. Keep up the good work! * - No - Jun 10, 2012 This looks interesting and I haven't seen it around here before. Great work! * - joomlafkr - Jun 10, 2012 Happy to see new stuff shared here ! Good work OP ! Actually sqlmap does that by increasing --level and --risk and there are many other fields in the header that could be exploited ! * - Николай - Jun 10, 2012 Thanks for feedbacks glad you like. * - doegizfruit - Jun 13, 2012 Nice tutorial very high quality! Thanks for sharing this. * - Николай - Jun 13, 2012 (Jun 13, 2012 09:39 AM)Suved Wrote: Nice tutorial. Only by the source code that because this method is pretty rare but sometimes very useful. * - MaXoNe - Jun 13, 2012 Nice technique , I like it , finally something new :) * - Zixem - Jun 13, 2012 Nice tutorial. Thanks for sharing. -Zixem- * - PličkaMaterna - Jun 13, 2012 What is the point of sharing this? You are spoonfeeding all those wannabe hackers here. I mean those people don't know what a header even is. fuckhackforums * - The Ion - Jun 13, 2012 Awesome tutorial man, I haven't seen this posted before. Keep up the good work! * - Николай - Jun 13, 2012 (Jun 13, 2012 10:25 AM)PIitvix Wrote: What is the point of sharing this? What is the point of posting your reply, I want to share my knowledge with all members this is the point of this forum, if you want to keep your knowledge without shared with others I think you're in wrong place. * - Dynasty@HF - Jun 13, 2012 good tutourial this will help me out loads thanks for sharing this 🤗 * - Lynchings - Jun 13, 2012 Nice tutorial. Helped me. This has to be almost as good as RATTing people. :o * - Prithvi - Jun 14, 2012 learned something new Thanks bro.. |