I heard there is an upper limit on the path length. So if you do enough foo/../foo/.. and then stick /etc/passwd on the end it will leave off the .php if you get the length just right. Haven't tested it though.
December 13, 2024 at 11:46 AM
I heard there is an upper limit on the path length. So if you do enough foo/../foo/.. and then stick /etc/passwd on the end it will leave off the .php if you get the length just right. Haven't tested it though.
Oh, you're trying to write PoCs for CVEs that have already been reported? Definitely a useful skill. I found SQLi on WordPress is a little tricky to exploit, as WordPress will strip out comments. I needed to step through with a debugger to really understand what was happening.
November 19, 2024 at 7:09 AM
Oh, you're trying to write PoCs for CVEs that have already been reported? Definitely a useful skill. I found SQLi on WordPress is a little tricky to exploit, as WordPress will strip out comments. I needed to step through with a debugger to really understand what was happening.