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Team INTRA - Official HelpDesk Thread v2
Old one can be found here
Look who came back from the grave? It's been a while.
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INB4: Is this site vulnerable 🤐
(Dec 14, 2013 02:55 PM)hoer- Wrote: INB4: Is this site vulnerable 🤐 I don't really mind doing scans once a while, it's annoying though
(Dec 16, 2013 02:23 PM)Naww Wrote: Heyyy guys i have a question..i have this upload system but it only accepts images i tried changing the extension like shell.php.jpg but aint working..
My question is what should i do x) in order to upload the shell as an image.
Thnx for u time. A good chance is that the extension check is being done client-sided, so you can capture http packet upload with Live HTTP packets tool for firefox, upload your shell.img, directly change the POST value name to shell.php and see if it goes.
Also, try nullbyte. shell.php%00.jpg
(Dec 16, 2013 02:31 PM)Th3PonyWizard Wrote: A good chance is that the extension check is being done client-sided, so you can capture http packet upload with Live HTTP packets tool for firefox
Not sure if I'm being dumb with my English or not, but client-side validation would be using JavaScript (which is, in general, really dumb as the attack has control over that) or whatever (you can check this via your browser's console feature and probably ruin the validation - Chrome and FF have these). If I'm right, you probably meant server-side validation.
Although if I'm wrong, ignore me. ;)
(Dec 16, 2013 02:52 PM)Cathal Wrote: Code if(!getimagesize($file))
// not image
Speaking of which, do you know if it's possible to bypass that?
Literally do not want to ignore this, so sorry if I'm ruining this thread lol.
You inject your evil PHP code into a valid image, while using the NULL-BYTE method for uploading or whatever.
Okay, sorry. Bye. :)
(Dec 16, 2013 02:56 PM)John Rogers Wrote: Not sure if I'm being dumb with my English or not, but client-side validation would be using JavaScript (which is, in general, really dumb as the attack has control over that) or whatever (you can check this via your browser's console feature and probably ruin the validation - Chrome and FF have these). If I'm right, you probably meant server-side validation.
Although if I'm wrong, ignore me. ;) I explicitly meant client sided, lots of sites do it. All these flashy AJAX eyecandy crap, hell even twitter had this vuln for a while.
(Dec 16, 2013 02:52 PM)Cathal Wrote: There's an even better chance it's using
Code if(!getimagesize($file))
// not image
Speaking of which, do you know if it's possible to bypass that?
Check number 3:
http://hackers2devnull.blogspot.co.uk/20...d.html?m=1 (credits to cheatson)
Of course you'll need to bypass file extensions as well if applicable.
I am trying to gain access to a site by getting into another site on the same server then rooting
But, the site is protected by cloudflare so I can't see its real server ip so I can't look at the real sites on the server
I've dried many cloudflare resolvers, none of them are giving me it's ip
Any ideas?
all hypothetical of course
I'll try it out, hopefully it will work
thanks
Man you guys are ancient now! Hope this all works out.
Yeah, stuff is working out slowly. Still trying to get our challenge website's up and running.
does it seem a good job you hold me adjourned please??
(Dec 19, 2013 11:17 PM)Anli Wrote: Well here is my problem, with direct download vulnerability i just dumped configuration file where was stored, mysql information (username/password/database), than i tried to access phpmyadmin but here is a problem, there are using cookie authentication if someone don't know about it ( http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Auth_types ) Well my question is that, if someone know any way to bypass it.
http://s27.postimg.org/cvy7yriwz/phpmyadmin.png
p.s. of course, i tried google, used even all browser, but still the same.
If port 3306 you can connect via cli
Code mysql --host=site.com --password=pass
Ain't no bump bucking harder than mine.
(Dec 20, 2013 04:10 AM)Anli Wrote: tried that but server does not accepting connection from my IP! even it's not accepting connection from same ip, just with another range.
Then it might only accept connections locally, can you 'into outfile' ? if you can and have some path disclosure you can shell it that way. 👹
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