Fk I've been Rickrolled, nice move.Can someone help me to find this upload form?
Code:https://www.cookiedelivery.com/CookieDelivery/media/Careers-Images/oppenheimerttk.html
My little brain didn't understood what you mean.Fk I've been Rickrolled, nice move.
Ok, it's not technically a Rickroll, but an OppenheimerrollMy little brain didn't understood what you mean.![]()
Yes it's html but uploaded via form.That is not an upload form , is just html
What you're saying is, that that html is uploaded to that server, through a form?Yes it's html but uploaded via form.
Yes. Not just html format pdf also.What you're saying is, that that html is uploaded to that server, through a form?
https://www.cookiedelivery.com/CookieDelivery/media/Careers-Images/watch-equalizer-3-full-available-at-home-2023-p1th.pdf
https://www.cookiedelivery.com/company/careers/open-positions.aspx
I appreciate you're trying to help but sadly this isn't the correct one. But thanks.Click through here and there is an upload form.Code:https://www.cookiedelivery.com/company/careers/open-positions.aspx
I don't think so, they have acces to directory structure via a plugin... all the parasites like this have the same structure /media/..../file.ext or /getmedia/.../file.ext....They exploiting I guess an 0day exploit of a plugin...Judging from the url structures, specifically the 'Careers-Images' directory, I'd take a look at any job vacancy sections of the site and see if they have any sort of apply, sign up or post job forms, and check whether they have upload options available on those forms.
Yet another .aspx website allowing arbitrary uploads... there's a definite exploit going on.