#Vulhub Redis Lua Sandbox Escape && RCE (CVE-2022-0543)
Awesome vulnerability, without any binary technique, just one Redis command.
So how to reproduce the vulnerability: https://t.co/rw6ocye1N2
Original vulnerability reference: https://t.co/Dt340JSelA
I just posted a write-up on how I leaked uninitialized memory (e.g., other users' HTTP requests/responses) from Fastly using a bug in the H2O webserver. Also, there you can learn a fraction of how HTTP/3 + QUIC works)
https://t.co/6TO4pqARaP
@cyb3rops@testanull@infosec_au No. The exploitation requires a custom code which will pass user data to a WP_Query, so in my opinion this is not a vulnerability of Wordpress but of this custom code. The default installation of wordpress isn't vulnerable to this SQL-inj.
Nano-#ctf for my 30th birthday: execute system('id') by providing <=280 bytes of stdin to the script
code = input()
for c in 'hui"\'(':
assert c not in code
exec(code, {'__builtins__': {}})
run on Python 3.9.2+Linux (=python:latest). Will send .031337 ETH to the first pwner
@PortSwigger I still feel like previous way was more convinient. And in you suggested workflow editing is a nightmare. Either I not an target audience of BurpSuite anymore, or you are losing connection with it.
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@sirdarckcat@_niklasb 3. Hmm... i thought that .git is kind of obvious thing to check. i usually check it by hands, not with dirbuster
Btw, does it means that without this .git step (with source code attached to task description) this task would be better?