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| chip |
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You have access to admin panel?
Nope, but you get the same 403 Error as in the SMF forum. Any way to get around this? |
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| chip |
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Hmm ok.
1. You can upload any type of file you want.
2. The file goes to example.com/forums/attachments/
3. But you can't directly go to /forums/attachments/ in the url because it is forbidde ... |
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| chip |
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hmm, try and upload shell.php%00
otherwise, you can try overwrite the .htaccess
Thank you for your post. Here's what happened:
Uploading .htaccess didn't make any change to dir permission, I ... |
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| chip |
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Hey there.
I'm checking some security vulnerabilities on an SMF 1.1.4 forum, which from what I know has a few notable holes allowing RFI and SQL Injection attacks. However, these attacks require re ... |
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