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php code injection to shell - getvoucher - Aug 24, 2018 PHP code injection to shell This tut is about how to upload shell with php RE: php code injection to shell - daniterrer - Sep 4, 2018 nice one, thanks you for this video RE: php code injection to shell - Phizo - Sep 5, 2018 Honestly, this is a terrible and misleading example of PHP code injection. Login credentials would never be passed to eval() in such a manner. If you don't know how even simple authentication works, you shouldn't use it in your demonstration. Frankly, it's a bad tutorial all around. It's obvious you don't even understand how or why this works, only that you can do it. That's not a tutorial. If you want to know how this works, as well as how to write or even partially simulate an actual login, read the PHP documentation. The former, i.e. Complex (curly) syntax ({${expression}}), can be read about here: http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.parsing.complex. Learn to make before you break. RE: php code injection to shell - M L T - Sep 5, 2018 (Sep 5, 2018 12:12 AM)Phizo Wrote: Honestly, this is a terrible and misleading example of PHP code injection. Login credentials would never be passed to eval() in such a manner. If you don't know how even simple authentication works, you shouldn't use it in your demonstration. Frankly, it's a bad tutorial all around. It's obvious you don't even understand how or why this works, only that you can do it. That's not a tutorial. If you want to know how this works, as well as how to write or even partially simulate an actual login, read the PHP documentation. The former, i.e. Complex (curly) syntax ({${expression}}), can be read about here: Learn to make before you break. Phizo? Still around? Damn, now that's a name I haven't seen in a long time. Unsure if you even remember me. RE: php code injection to shell - Phizo - Sep 5, 2018 (Sep 5, 2018 02:02 AM)M L T Wrote: Phizo? Still around? Damn, now that's a name I haven't seen in a long time. Unsure if you even remember me. I don't really come on here much anymore, but still around. :~) Met up with K4Fr a few months ago when he was down here for work. |