Feb 23, 2017 08:09 AM
(This post was last modified: Feb 23, 2017 08:10 AM by fafafefefofo0.)
On Sharepoint 2010, it is not possible to modify a page in ASP.NET. Instead, a "features" system is used. Sort of like a website builder.
I have access to a Sharepoint website's collection administrator account.(full privileges) I can do anything, but I'd like access to the machine itself. Is this doable? Am I able to execute a Metasploit payload for example or run a webshell by changing the master page? What would the best option be to execute serverside code and gain access to the server itself?
I do have knowledge of ASP.NET from 2014, which should be adequate.
I have access to a Sharepoint website's collection administrator account.(full privileges) I can do anything, but I'd like access to the machine itself. Is this doable? Am I able to execute a Metasploit payload for example or run a webshell by changing the master page? What would the best option be to execute serverside code and gain access to the server itself?
I do have knowledge of ASP.NET from 2014, which should be adequate.