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| Ok, so lets say hypothetically that a hacker has compromised your phpNuke account and has achieved super admin access. Would there be a way of discovering the location of your database, or database ... |
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found out a solution
While I couldn't figure out how to display both, I did figure out how to display the username in the same order the passwords are displayed.
http://localhost/modules.php?nam ... |
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sorry if that came out wrong..
I was wondering if there was a way to get the hash for a specific user id.
I've tried:
http://[site here]/modules.php?name=Top&querylang=union%20select%200, ... |
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Well I've tried
http://[site here]/modules.php?name=Top&querylang=union%20select%200,pwd,0,0%20from%20nuke_users%20where%20user_id=MYNAME
and it turns up no results. Is my syntax wrong?
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Also I noticed wit hthe users that the hashes don't match up with the user names when I display them...
I'm not sure how I would format the query to search for a hash based on a user name... Anyone ... |
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 Forum: PhpBB Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 3:54 am Subject: no dice |
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unfortunately, there is only one admin
This is actually the exploit I used to get the hashes in the first place. Does this mean I'm screwed? |
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I'm working off of a board with php-Nuke. It appears to be using version 7.0, and a yet to be identified version of phpBB.
I read the cookie tutorial in this forum, but it appears to be missing cr ... |
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