Manually craft blind SQL injections
How to leverage search results to exfiltrate database information using a blind SQL injection.
How to leverage search results to exfiltrate database information using a blind SQL injection.
While searching for bugs on target website, I decided to check if it was vulnerable to blind XSS.
It turns out that the system was vulnerable to LDAP injection.
In this post we will see how you can bypass upload filters in Joomla and deliver a payload to steal victim session token.
With a little of effort, it's possible to trick a Super User to visit a malicious page and force him to create a new Super User for us.
On April 18th 2018, a Remote Command Execution vulnerability has been discosled in Oracle Weblogic Server.
At the time of this writing, there are a couple of Proof Of Concept out there, let's see how we can improve them and pop a remote shell an the victim machine.
Finding a SQL injection is always a joy: it's one of the most trivial vulnerability to exploit and it's very easy to provide a valid POC. However this time I was having some troubles to find a valid proof: the remote server was simply dropping the connection with a 500 error.
To complete the task I had to think about the box and take a look at the big picture.
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10% luck
20% skill
15% concentrated power of will
5% pleasure
50% pain
And a 100% reason to remember the name