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I am using Burpsuit for this lab.
We first configure burpsuit and our browser proxy. I am using firefox here for my convenient i’m using foxyProxy a firefox extension which allows me to switch my proxy setting in firefox hassle free.
Try to login with username admin and password as test.
Then I start to bruteforce password by using wordlist which is locate in my /usr/share/SecLists/Passwords/probable-v2-top207.txt and greping the Username and/or password incorrect in the brup options. I found password is the correct Password for admin.
For security level medium it is still possible to bruteforce just it has 2 sec delay for each request to accept. That means it eventually consume time.
2. Command Injection
By pinging the localhost i.e. 127.0.0.1
I see its a command ping -c4. I use payload as 127.0.0.1 | ls and I got list of file available. Also able to read index.php file.
For the security level: medium
When I read source code they delete the input if contains && or ; that means my above command is still able to get index.php content.
For Security level: high
After looking source code I just need to change my command. 127.0.0.1 |cat index.php.
3. File Inclusion
4. File upload
For this I create a php file to connect a shell from weevely with payload weevely generate test reverse.php.
Then I upload this file since it’s low on security it accepts anything and I got the location of that file. Then I try to connect it by weevely by using command. And I got the shell.
5. SQL Injection
I Know sql language so I use the command 1' union select user,password from users# and I got the users username and password of all in database.
6. SQL (blind) Injection
In this I use burpsuit to verify sql injection I use the sleep function to check the response of request. Send this request to intruder and make a squence attack.
As time increase response length also increase this confirms blind injection.
7. XSS (DOM)
When we select English it reflect the selection on url so I try to append a alert script.
8. XSS (reflected)
Here I try to run the same script through input.
For Medium level Security
by Capitalizing some of letters in command it doesn’t change the command.
Lab 1:
I use Netcat to get server response header. I create a file nett and edit it with the headers. Then pass the file as a input to netcat with port no and mutillidae IP. Where I see it running of apache/2.4.54
Lab 6:
After Navigating to user-info page I try to add a payload \ in the username field and enter. It cause error in SQL and shows the file causing the error.
Lab 12:
For this Lab I have to navigate to DNS Lookup. Where I use a pwd command with localhost to see it works.
It works so use cat to see the content of etc/passwd file where I can see existing users.
Lab 13:
I use wireshark to see traffic of my interface by pinging the localhost.
Here I see only request and replay packets are available.
Lab 18:
For this lab I have to navigate to edit user profile I retrive the password admin using sqlmap which is adminpass so using this I login as a admin.
Then I try to edit password and change the uid from 1 to 4. We ended up editing jeremy instead of admin.
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