LFI on an domain controller
What could an attacker do with a LFI vulnerability on a domain controller as SYSTEM?
Category Archives: LFI
PHP LFI fix with the right file permissions
I’m trying to understand how to perform a LFI (specifically PHP LFI), and there is a aspect of this attack that seems to be never discussed in online articles I read: The injected file permissions.
Indeed, let’s assume I ca… Continue reading PHP LFI fix with the right file permissions
Load_file() with Blind boolean based sql injection, is this possible?
As in the title, is it possible to do load_file in boolean based sql injections just like in regular “union select” injections? if so then how?
Thanks in advance.
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Can there be a way to exploit PHP include_once() when the input is filtered?
Let’s assume there is this code for including other php files from user input (yes, I know it’s a bad choice):
$input = addslashes($_GET[“input”]);
if (strpos($input, ‘../’) === false) {
include_once(‘/path/to/php/files… Continue reading Can there be a way to exploit PHP include_once() when the input is filtered?
Kadimus – LFI Scanner & Exploitation Tool
Kadimus is an LFI scanner and exploitation tool for Local File Inclusion vulnerability detection and intrusion. Installation [crayon-58d574f29c045430221660/] Then you can run the configure file: [crayon-58d574f29c058368581278/] Then: [crayon-58d574f29c… Continue reading Kadimus – LFI Scanner & Exploitation Tool
VU#346175: Imagely NextGen Gallery plugin for WordPress contains a local file inclusion vulnerability
The Imagely NextGen Gallery plugin for Wordpress prior to version 2.1.57 may execute code from an uploaded malicious file. Continue reading VU#346175: Imagely NextGen Gallery plugin for WordPress contains a local file inclusion vulnerability
VU#346175: Imagely NextGen Gallery plugin for WordPress contains a local file inclusion vulnerability
The Imagely NextGen Gallery plugin for Wordpress prior to version 2.1.57 may execute code from an uploaded malicious file. Continue reading VU#346175: Imagely NextGen Gallery plugin for WordPress contains a local file inclusion vulnerability
Millions of AdultFriendFinder user accounts hacked – again
One hacker is claiming to have stolen a database of 73 million users: a whole lot of details for a whole lot of people who’d rather keep that bedroom door closed. Continue reading Millions of AdultFriendFinder user accounts hacked – again
Adult FriendFinder Vulnerability Leaves Millions Exposed
Security experts are reporting popular adult website Adult FriendFinder has been compromised by hackers who have gained access to the site’s backend servers. Continue reading Adult FriendFinder Vulnerability Leaves Millions Exposed