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In this post we will make the Vault machine from HackTheBox.
It’s a medium level Linux machine that I found quite interesting. We will have to upload a reverse shell to the web server, bypassing some filters, and pivot between different internal machines.
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In this post we use a challenge from ASISCTF to explain a way to skip a filter, implemented by the function preg_match, to execute code PHP.
In this post we will make the Curling machine from HackTheBox.
It is an easy level Linux machine where we will face a CMS (Joomla) and we will see how to climb using DirtySock.
Attacking JSON Web Token (JWT)
In this post we’ll see how a website that uses JWT incorrectly allows us to create users with arbitrary data. We will rely on a challenge from the CTF TJCTF, specifically the Moar Horse 4 challenge.
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A CSRF is operated through an XSS. In this case we rely on a TJCTF challenge but it is applicable in many areas. This kind of attacks show the danger that XSS have as we saw in the post from WordPress 5.1 CSRF + XSS + RCE – Poc where even RCE was achieved.
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