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 Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 12:06 am |
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| lordorion |
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So I was messing around with waraxe's exploit found here:
http://www.waraxe.us/?modname=sa&id=003.
I ran the script and it gave me an output:
| Code: | pos --> 1char --> 0 --> 46
pos --> 1char --> 1 --> 46
pos --> 1char --> 2 --> 48
pos --> 1char --> 3 --> 68
pos --> 1char --> 4 --> 56
pos --> 1char --> 5 --> 45
pos --> 1char --> 6 --> 46
pos --> 1char --> 7 --> 76
pos --> 1char --> 8 --> 42
pos --> 1char --> 9 --> 83
pos --> 1char --> a --> 94
pos --> 1char --> b --> 45
pos --> 1char --> c --> 45
pos --> 1char --> d --> 46
pos --> 1char --> e --> 43
pos --> 1char --> f --> 50
pos --> 2char --> 0 --> 43
pos --> 2char --> 1 --> 44
pos --> 2char --> 2 --> 55
pos --> 2char --> 3 --> 46
pos --> 2char --> 4 --> 43
...
[truncated by waraxe]
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----- Final md5hash --> f----- |
I know what I'm supposed to be looking for, but I'm having a bit of trouble understanding what this info means. Anyone wanna point me in the right direction? |
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| Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2007 1:15 am |
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| waraxe |
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From output:
| Code: |
pos --> 1char --> 0 --> 46
pos --> 1char --> 1 --> 46
pos --> 1char --> 2 --> 48
pos --> 1char --> 3 --> 68
pos --> 1char --> 4 --> 56
pos --> 1char --> 5 --> 45
pos --> 1char --> 6 --> 46
pos --> 1char --> 7 --> 76
pos --> 1char --> 8 --> 42
pos --> 1char --> 9 --> 83
pos --> 1char --> a --> 94
pos --> 1char --> b --> 45
pos --> 1char --> c --> 45
pos --> 1char --> d --> 46
pos --> 1char --> e --> 43
pos --> 1char --> f --> 50
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As you can see, 16 probes against first hex char in md5 hash gave similar response times. So there is two options:
1. Make "$md5times = 260000;" bigger, for example:
$md5times = 900000;
2. Probably this is patched nuke version. Or sql table prefix differs from default "nuke_". And don't forget, that this exploit comes from feb 2004! It's hard to find working target three and half years after exploit comes public  |
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