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PHProxy Local Access Vulnerability
PostPosted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 10:38 am Reply with quote
Oilik
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With this, you can get local access to what ever is on the server with the right credentials, a downside is, it has to be HTTP based. Can be good if someone has a VNC server on their local server that has an HTTP client that they don't want being seen by the outside world. I've also used this to get in a router or two. Ok, it's like this:

-1: Find a PHProxy site.
-2: Go here and find the local IP of what you want to view (I like to do 192.168.1.1 because that's what most routers are on, which comes out to be: http://0xc0a80101 ), for testing and as a PoC, go find out what 127.0.0.1 is in the IP2Hex converter (it's http://0x7f000001 ) and enter that. You'll see the same exact page as if you were viewing the direct IP, which means: yay, you're local on their machine, and you can view local pages that an outsider can't(although you can see that page from the outside, but you get my point.).
-3: Enter that string in the URL field on PHProxy.
-4: Say hello to local access!

Bad:
You can only view HTTP pages.
You can only enter IPs to convert them to hex, but then again, who cares? If you have the server name of the server, just enter http://server_name in the field, and you get access that way too.

Good:
Access routers, crack router passwords, view local VNC servers[with HTTP support], possibilities are endless.


I may post a video later.

Found by: Oilik
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 8:05 pm Reply with quote
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wow... thats actually pretty smart Smile
good job man Smile
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 8:18 pm Reply with quote
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holyservant wrote:
wow... thats actually pretty smart Smile
good job man Smile
Thanks Smile
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