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RE: FI (Remote File Inclusion) - abhi435 - 04-07-2012
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RE: FI (Remote File Inclusion) - princeshama - 04-08-2012
if i will prov it then ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,
i think ur fool trying 2 prov owner of site
RE: FI (Remote File Inclusion) - abhi435 - 04-08-2012
(04-08-2012, 04:12 PM)princeshama Wrote: if i will prov it then ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,
i think ur fool trying 2 prov owner of site
Who are u waiting for then? prove it.. hahaha
I cant see the URL i asked for? Where exactly u copied this from?
RE: FI (Remote File Inclusion) - The Real Slim Shady - 01-24-2013
Just as a note on the original article, regardless of who wrote it... but i thought id point out that RFI does not necessarily lead to complete control of a server. Best case scenario yes. Average scenario is that you get access to the account that the website account is running under. It would be stupid to have a website running under root. You also only get access to the PHP code that is specifically allowed, so you probably cant run *any* command you want on a relatively secure server.
With RFI and C99 you will get access to the account and website, but not necessarily the server. There is a difference.
Okay i swear this was just on the todays threads page, but it says the last response was like 7 months ago. sorry for the necropost.
RE: FI (Remote File Inclusion) - 123pirate - 01-26-2013
This looks awesome!
Gonna try it sometime
RE: RFI (Remote File Inclusion) - BloodFirst - 01-26-2013
Thx, i've been looking for something about RFI