Pwning your (web)server and network the easy way - or why exposing ~/.ssh/ is a bad idea
Last year I did some research on how an exposed ~/.ssh/ folder on a web server can lead to a complete pwnage. Here's the deal: I've seen it in the
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InfiniteWP Client < 1.9.4.5 - Authentication Bypass
I was browsing wpvulndb.com when I stumbled upon the InfiniteWP Client authentication bypass. Being curios, I wanted to reverse engineer the unpublished PoC. Here's my (short) journey. Analysis The
X-MAS CTF: Roboworld
This is my quick & dirty write up for the X-MAS CTF Roboworld challenge. The description is as follows: A friend of mine told me about this website where I
Open Redirects In Improperly Configured mod_rewrite Rules (PoC for CVE-2019-10098?)
I recently came across the following Apache vulnerability: "mod_rewrite potential open redirect (CVE-2019-10098)", but I couldn't find a proof of concept, so I started playing around with
Proof of Concept for "Wordpress <=5.2.3: viewing unauthenticated posts" (CVE-2019-17671)
A couple of days Wordpress released 5.2.4 with a few security patches. Props to J.D. Grimes who found and disclosed a method of viewing unauthenticated posts. caught