necro
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- Dec 23, 2010
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Hey there,
some days ago I made a small penetration test for some SEO-Software which is quite known here and since the developer was also a BHW member, I did help him for free =).
*cough* would be happy for a free lifetime license*cough* jk
Note: not every guy who discovers an exploit will help you or show you what the exploit is, so it's important to update and keep your software up to date!
Now back to the lecture, I'm just going to show you how I did and which tools I used, but you won't be a master hacker after at this and that this paper is only for educational use, I'm don't support blackhat hacking and I won't be responsible for you damages which you inflict yourself.
Tools:
Firefox (You could take any browser it's not that important, which you take)
1. Identifing your target
a. Just look at the site you want to test
2. Gathering Informationen
a. Footprinting
Now this is an easy one, most of the modern CMS make a generator Tag in the rss-feeds which shows the CMS version, some hide it better and some worse.
Joomla:
[FONT=&]<generator>Joomla! 1.5 - Open Source Content Management</generator>[/FONT]
Wordpress:
<generator>http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1</generator>
Now where is the problem?
Most likely you won't be able to delete this feature or let the tag vanish or you just don't care.
But with this simple footprinting you can easily search for exploits.
3. Checking for exploits
The probably easiest is to check a exploit on a withehat site like:
After some searches you will mostly find an exploit which you can test or better you find nothing.
4. Exploiting
The exploit which i found at his site was an user emuration, this means i could get the password and emails for his users (hashed passwords), but since you muste likely will use your password severeal times, you know where im going for this.
Hope you learnt something
Q&A
And im open for questions, just post what you want to know
some days ago I made a small penetration test for some SEO-Software which is quite known here and since the developer was also a BHW member, I did help him for free =).
*cough* would be happy for a free lifetime license*cough* jk
Note: not every guy who discovers an exploit will help you or show you what the exploit is, so it's important to update and keep your software up to date!
Now back to the lecture, I'm just going to show you how I did and which tools I used, but you won't be a master hacker after at this and that this paper is only for educational use, I'm don't support blackhat hacking and I won't be responsible for you damages which you inflict yourself.
Tools:
Firefox (You could take any browser it's not that important, which you take)
1. Identifing your target
a. Just look at the site you want to test
2. Gathering Informationen
a. Footprinting
Now this is an easy one, most of the modern CMS make a generator Tag in the rss-feeds which shows the CMS version, some hide it better and some worse.
Joomla:
[FONT=&]<generator>Joomla! 1.5 - Open Source Content Management</generator>[/FONT]
Wordpress:
<generator>http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1</generator>
Now where is the problem?
Most likely you won't be able to delete this feature or let the tag vanish or you just don't care.
But with this simple footprinting you can easily search for exploits.
3. Checking for exploits
The probably easiest is to check a exploit on a withehat site like:
Code:
[URL]http://packetstormsecurity.org/[/URL]
4. Exploiting
The exploit which i found at his site was an user emuration, this means i could get the password and emails for his users (hashed passwords), but since you muste likely will use your password severeal times, you know where im going for this.
Hope you learnt something
Q&A
And im open for questions, just post what you want to know