In this article, we will cover Web shell upload via obfuscated file extension. This is the 5th part of our file upload vulnerabilities series. Lab description In this lab, we have a vulnerability in the … Read more
Introduction In this article, we will discuss file upload vulnerabilities and solve the PortSwigger Web Security Lab on remote code execution via polyglot web shell upload. Lab Description The lab contains a file upload function … Read more
Lab Description This is our 4th article on File Upload Vulnerabilities. Today we will learn(File upload vulnerabilities: Web shell upload via extension blacklist bypass) how to upload a web shell through the file upload functionality. … Read more
Introduction Web Shell upload via path traversal is a vulnerability that allows an attacker to upload their malicious shell into a web application through path traversal. In this type of attack, the attacker first identifies … Read more
Introduction Hello guys, how are you all? This is our second article about file upload vulnerabilities. In this article, we will upload a web shell via Content-type restriction bypass. This means that in this lab … Read more
Introduction So, guys, this is our last (7th) article on file upload vulnerabilities. Today, we will solve the Web shell upload via race condition lab. Lab Description In this lab, we have an image upload … Read more