Thank You Lee,
The application I'm testing, doesn't appear to be a "full blown" web server,
but a service that allows a web browser to connect, and dynamicly creates a
webpage for the browser to show the state of a process, so it does responds to
GET commands.
It does have a root directory but not like a normal web server.
It also seams to have problems with spaces I tried %20 but that didn't seam to
work so I ended up using PROGRA~1 for Program Files and DOCUME~1 for
Documents and Settings and so on.
Take Care and Have Fun --John
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "Lee Lawson" <leejlawson@gmail.com>
you will only be able to get the PUT command to work on directories
that the web server service has write permissions on.
What you might be able to try is the following on something like the
IE6 browser.
http://mycomputer:port#/..//..//..//..//..//..//..//windows/system32/cmd.exe?ipc
onfig+/all+>+/windows/inetpub/wwwroot/ipconfig.txt
This will attempt to pass a command to the cmd.exe program and execute
ipconfig /all, the result of which will be placed into a text file in
the windows/inetpub/wwwroot/ directory so you can web browse to it.
You can then try other things with cmd.exe, be imaginative.
This is a very old vulnerability and may not work properly, but if you
can see the contents of win.ini, then there is a good chance. I'm
actually a little surprised that the double forward slash is working
and that you have not had to replace it with unicode etc.
al the best,
lee lawson
On 10/17/07, jfvanmeter@comcast.net <jfvanmeter@comcast.net> wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm in the middle of a test on a app that the following
command works on
http://mycomputer:port#/..//..//..//..//..//..//..//windows/win.ini
and it will prompt me to save the file, if i check my packet capture I see
the
contents of the file.
So far I've been unable to get a put or post command to work and was hoping
to
get some ideas from you all on things to try.
I've been trying to get nc/telnet and some other tools to help me with the
put
comand
Thanks in advance --John
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