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Monthly Archives: January 2013
PHP Shell
Sometimes it’s useful to have shell access to a web server with sh ell on the client machine. PHP Shell provides an interface to execute shell commands or browse the filesystem on your remote web server. The complete guide is … Continue ...
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NOWASP (Mutillidae)
NOWASP (Mutillidae) is a vulnerable web-application. Similar to DVWA it provides a target for web security tests. The operating system is Alpine Linux with Lighttpd. The first step is to setup Lighttpd With FastCGI. MySQL is needed to serve as &helli...
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mock als virtuelle Maschine
Here are the required steps, first run in your host: xhost +localhost (GUI only) + enable network connections to your X server mock -r fedora-devel-x86_64 init mock -r fedora-devel-x86_64 install app_you_want_to_run cp -a /usr/share/X11/fonts /var/li...
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Check your OpenVAS installation
If you think that something went wrong during the installation of OpenVAS or just want to check if everything is ok, then the openvas-check-setup script can help. [crayon-603fc3732cd3e609347037/] Make it executable [crayon-603fc3732cd43862477118/] Be...
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fedup
Beside the yum way to update a running Fedora system I used preupgrade a couple of times in the past. Yesterday I gave fedup a try. Well, the process went seamless. It’s only a bit annoying that fedup doesn’t give … Continue readin...
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flunym0us
flunym0us is another vulnerability scanner for WordPress. flunym0us is similar to wpscan but includes test for moodle....
Posted in Alpine Linux, Fedora, Security
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Banner grabbing 3
nmap can do the same with the help of NSE. [crayon-603fc3732d000459041751/] ...
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Android Mini PC MK802
My latest toy to play around is an Android Mini PC MK802 from Rikomagic. I like the RaspberryPi but from my point of view the missing wireless capability is a big disadvantage of the Pi. A very cool feature of … Continue reading →...
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WordPress Pingback PortScanner
While playing around with wpscan I noticed in the output that there was another tool mentioned called WordPressPingbackPortScanner. First checkout the source file from github. [crayon-603fc3732d21a776133403/] Switch to directory which was created dur...
SQLol
SQLol is a SQL injection playground which allows you to exploit and detect SQL injection flaws. [crayon-603fc3732d6ed646803402/] Create a symlink in the web server and edit the configuration file to match your MySQL configuration. [crayon-603fc3732d6...
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WPscan
WordPress is very a very common blogging platform and CMS nowadays. Bigger popularity attracts more bad guys and script kiddies to do evil stuff against your WordPress instance. To get yourself a clearer picture about your own site, wpscan can &helli...
Posted in Fedora, Fedora Security Lab, Security
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Bcfg2 1.3.0rc1
Today the first release candidate for Bcfg2 1.3.0 was released. Bcfg2 1.3.0rc1 is a release candidate, and should be representational of the final 1.3.0 release. The code is quite stable at this point, but this remains a release *candidate*, so &hell...
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Banner grabbing 2
Another option for banner grabbing is wbox. This post is just an addition to this one. wbox [crayon-603fc3732df0f641964369/]...
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node.js and Fedora, II
The sad times without node.js in Fedora were over…so far the only easy way to install node.js on a Fedora-based system was the usage of a third-party repos which was outdated. But now, thanks to Stephan, Matthias, and all other … Continu...
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Banner grabbing
For the reconnaissance part or target server enumeration of a security audit banner grabbing is a technique to gain information about computer systems (which are defined in the test scope). As usual there are many ways to do it. Below … Contin...
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