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The vulnerabilities of IIS in the second half of last year are endless, given the current widespread use of IIS, it is necessary to summarize the information collected. 1. Introduced The method described here is mainly done through Port 80来, which is very threatening because it is always open as a network server 80 ports. If you want to facilitate some, download some www, CGI scanners to assist the inspection. And to know what service program the target machine is running, you can use the fo

Objective:Today I learned the redirect vulnerability, this vulnerability is better understoodVulnerability Name: URL Redirection VulnerabilityThreat: LowThe source of the vulnerability: developers to the head of the corresponding filtering and restrictionsExample:Vulnerable sites: http://a.com/x.php?url=http://a.com/login.phpAt this point we go to the specified p

About the public network of 126 gateway equipment, tried several units. Login PageDefect Number: wooyun-2016-171016 Vulnerability title: A Web-based behavior (audit) equipment System general-purpose Getshell (no login involved in the network God Network Nebula and other manufacturers) related manufacturers: Network God Information Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. vulnerability ano_ Tom Certified White hat su

This article is based on web analysis, vulnerability assessment and exploitation using BACKTRACK5 (http:// resources.infosecinstitute.com/web-analysis-bt-5/), Web Security analysis/Vulnerability utilization has been an important part of the risk assessment/Penetration testing process. It is sometimes the only breakthrough in the testing process of external network penetration. Hari Krishnan's article seems

One, IIS parsing vulnerabilities 1. When you create a folder in *.asa, *.asp format, any files in its directory will be parsed by IIS as an ASP file. 2. When the file is *.asp;1.jpg, IIS 6.0 is also executed as an ASP script. Microsoft does not think this is a loophole, and has not introduced the IIS 6.0 patch, so the two "vulnerabilities" still exist. 3.WebDav Vulnerability (use of IIS Write permissions) The first step is to use the HTTP method sup

. 650) this.width=650; "Src=" http://images.cnitblog.com/blog/556984/201310/21094054- D26f4596bab848dbb4536ce5cc7bc7a7.jpg "style=" border:none; "/>Device Manager is not deleted: After an app has applied to Device Manager permissions, it is invisible in the device management list and cannot be uninstalled, such as ObadCauses: android:permission= "Android.permission.BIND_DEVICE_ADMIN" > android:resource= "@xml/lock_screen"/> If you remove t

Apache version: Apache 2.2.3, installation directory/usr/local/apache2 Vulnerability 1: Detected that the target server has the trace method enabled Add traceenable off at the end of/usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.confRestart Apache:cd/usr/local/apache2/bin/./apachectl Stop./apachectl StartAgain scan the vulnerability disappears ========================================================

This article mainly introduces the file upload vulnerability for PHP Web site. Because the file Upload function implementation code does not strictly restrict the user to upload the file suffix and file type, which allows an attacker to upload arbitrary php files to a directory that can be accessed through the WEB, and the ability to pass these files to the PHP interpreter, you can execute any PHP script on the remote server, that is, file upload vuln

First open www.google.com in the input po......bbsxp5.15 there are many such forums, any point, good on this bbs.yuntea.com really lucky, this station has not patched, a gas to kill in the end, bbsxp5.15 the latest loopholes, The vulnerability is mainly in the blog.asp allows you to directly construct database commands Blog.asp?id=1%20union%20select%20top%201%201,[adminpassword],1,1,1,1,1%20from%20[clubconfig] The MD5 password for the backstage direct

can burst the physical path of the site. Figure 1 450) {this.resized=true this.width=450;} "border=0 resized=" true > Figure 2 450) {this.resized=true this.width=450;} "border=0 resized=" true > http://127.0.0.1/cblog/include/configs/init.cfg.php http://127.0.0.1/cblog/include/configs/end.cfg.php 2. Cross-Station vulnerability The user name in C-blog is not strictly filtered to cause a cross-site vulnerabi