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I am performing a penetration testing on an application hosted on an Ubuntu environment.
So using a path traversal vulnerability, I can download any file.
The API web application runs as root (shadow and brute-force are already my friends). Funny situation: I can not find the web root folder.
What I have tried:
- Search for logs that can lead me to the path. nginx or apache2 is not there.
- Search for nginx, apache2 or other configuration files
- Search for common directories of web roots (https://serverfault.com/questions/144598/where-should-the-web-server-root-directory-go-in-linux)
- Bash histories of all users
What else should I try?
web-application penetration-test webserver operating-systems web-service
asked 3 hours ago
Lucian NitescuLucian Nitescu
1,287416
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I am performing a penetration testing on an application hosted on an Ubuntu environment.
So using a path traversal vulnerability, I can download any file.
The API web application runs as root (shadow and brute-force are already my friends). Funny situation: I can not find the web root folder.
What I have tried:
- Search for logs that can lead me to the path. nginx or apache2 is not there.
- Search for nginx, apache2 or other configuration files
- Search for common directories of web roots (https://serverfault.com/questions/144598/where-should-the-web-server-root-directory-go-in-linux)
- Bash histories of all users
What else should I try?
web-application penetration-test webserver operating-systems web-service
asked 3 hours ago
Lucian NitescuLucian Nitescu
1,287416
What about the /opt location?
– Jeroen - IT Nerdbox
3 hours ago
@Jeroen-ITNerdbox no luck :)
– Lucian Nitescu
3 hours ago
@hiburn8 "Bash histories of all users"
– Lucian Nitescu
2 hours ago
add a comment |
I am performing a penetration testing on an application hosted on an Ubuntu environment.
So using a path traversal vulnerability, I can download any file.
The API web application runs as root (shadow and brute-force are already my friends). Funny situation: I can not find the web root folder.
What I have tried:
- Search for logs that can lead me to the path. nginx or apache2 is not there.
- Search for nginx, apache2 or other configuration files
- Search for common directories of web roots (https://serverfault.com/questions/144598/where-should-the-web-server-root-directory-go-in-linux)
- Bash histories of all users
What else should I try?
web-application penetration-test webserver operating-systems web-service
asked 3 hours ago
Lucian NitescuLucian Nitescu
1,287416
I am performing a penetration testing on an application hosted on an Ubuntu environment.
So using a path traversal vulnerability, I can download any file.
The API web application runs as root (shadow and brute-force are already my friends). Funny situation: I can not find the web root folder.
What I have tried:
- Search for logs that can lead me to the path. nginx or apache2 is not there.
- Search for nginx, apache2 or other configuration files
- Search for common directories of web roots (https://serverfault.com/questions/144598/where-should-the-web-server-root-directory-go-in-linux)
- Bash histories of all users
What else should I try?
web-application penetration-test webserver operating-systems web-service
web-application penetration-test webserver operating-systems web-service
asked 3 hours ago
Lucian NitescuLucian Nitescu
1,287416
asked 3 hours ago
Lucian NitescuLucian Nitescu
1,287416
asked 3 hours ago
Lucian NitescuLucian Nitescu
1,287416
asked 3 hours ago
Lucian NitescuLucian Nitescu
1,287416
asked 3 hours ago
Lucian NitescuLucian Nitescu
1,287416
1,287416
What about the /opt location?
– Jeroen - IT Nerdbox
3 hours ago
@Jeroen-ITNerdbox no luck :)
– Lucian Nitescu
3 hours ago
@hiburn8 "Bash histories of all users"
– Lucian Nitescu
2 hours ago
add a comment |
What about the /opt location?
– Jeroen - IT Nerdbox
3 hours ago
@Jeroen-ITNerdbox no luck :)
– Lucian Nitescu
3 hours ago
@hiburn8 "Bash histories of all users"
– Lucian Nitescu
2 hours ago
What about the /opt location?
– Jeroen - IT Nerdbox
3 hours ago
What about the /opt location?
– Jeroen - IT Nerdbox
3 hours ago
@Jeroen-ITNerdbox no luck :)
– Lucian Nitescu
3 hours ago
@Jeroen-ITNerdbox no luck :)
– Lucian Nitescu
3 hours ago
@hiburn8 "Bash histories of all users"
– Lucian Nitescu
2 hours ago
@hiburn8 "Bash histories of all users"
– Lucian Nitescu
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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Use the traversal vulnerability to read
/proc/self/environ
This prints out environment variables among other thread information.
Look for a environment variable called DOCUMENT_ROOT
answered 2 hours ago
DaisetsuDaisetsu
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Use the traversal vulnerability to read
/proc/self/environ
This prints out environment variables among other thread information.
Look for a environment variable called DOCUMENT_ROOT
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Use the traversal vulnerability to read
/proc/self/environ
This prints out environment variables among other thread information.
Look for a environment variable called DOCUMENT_ROOT
answered 2 hours ago
DaisetsuDaisetsu
4,21811021
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Use the traversal vulnerability to read
/proc/self/environ
This prints out environment variables among other thread information.
Look for a environment variable called DOCUMENT_ROOT
answered 2 hours ago
DaisetsuDaisetsu
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Use the traversal vulnerability to read
/proc/self/environ
This prints out environment variables among other thread information.
Look for a environment variable called DOCUMENT_ROOT
answered 2 hours ago
DaisetsuDaisetsu
4,21811021
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What about the /opt location?
– Jeroen - IT Nerdbox
3 hours ago
@Jeroen-ITNerdbox no luck :)
– Lucian Nitescu
3 hours ago
@hiburn8 "Bash histories of all users"
– Lucian Nitescu
2 hours ago