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Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - Shining White - 05-02-2012 Guide On Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) - by Shining White
Hello Good Day to all , Since we have Some famous web hacking tut SQLi , XSS , LFI , RFi on HC , I decided to Post about CSRF known as Cross-Site Request Forgery Okay lets Start with Introduction , Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF ) known as C-Surf , Session Riding , XSRF or one-click attack of-course as Many of you know CSRF is not the XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) If you are Searching about XSS - Please Read the Thread Written by 1234HotMaster For the who don't know in XSRF / CSRF When the Victim Click the Attackers link Victim Send Attacker Request to the web server without any knowlegdge aout it (if not understand not worry , read other part :whistle: ) There is a little misunderstand regarding a CSRF ### If Site is not Vulenerble to the XSS then it not Vulns to the CSRF Probablly Wrong CSRF Not Require any XSS Vulnerability it (XSS Vulnerability ) Just Make XSRF Vulnerable Easier , There is only Requirment for the CSRF is , VIctim / User must loging to the Target Site , Actually i can't say to the Web Site it should be Web Application can't explain more about the Differences of Web App and Web Site Now, Having strong passwords is always a good idea, but CSRF bypasses that part of the protection, because works once the user has logged themself into the site using their strong password. look the below lines -- > you must find a form submission at the target site, or a URL that has side effects, that making something , Like , Ban Member , Money Transfer etc you must find the right values for all the form's or URL's inputs; if any of them are required to be secret authentication values or IDs that the attacker can't guess, the attack will fail. like HC - Session ID is Encoded so Attacker can't guess the Values Each time , Lets take a Sample site - www.hackcommunity.com When Illusion (Administrator) Log in to the HackCommunity.com Web Site is provide Session ID to his Browser Cookies , it will Stand till he log out from the HC , After log out Session is Expiring In Mean While All request from His browser take as His Request from Site, because of Session ID , If the browser has valid session keys, it means all the request sent by this browser is valid an belong to this user Now Attacker Send or Post a Malasious http Link to the Administrator TO Click , Thats why we call it One-Click-Attack Administrator session id is Stored, so this http requset would be recognised as a request sent by this user and website would act according to this request. So lets say Attacker Need to Ban Shining White From the HC , and he found Banning Link of the Admin is Code: www.hackcommunity.com/userban.php?id=1337 and Send a Link or Attacker can add IMG tag on the link , because Browser take img tag as Link source here Code: <img src="www.hackcommunity.com/userban.php?id=1337">well Viola ! Shining Whity is Banned .. , Well talking about Site using Forms , well take sample www.paypal.com there is Form to send money to the other person , When it Filled the Data is doing through the URL Let think This this think going through the Link User ID - Amount Need to Send - Receiver ID - and the you found the link is Code: http://www.paypal.com/transfermoeny? userid=______&amount=______& Receiver =_______So you know the format of the form so you will send the link in an image tag to the user Code: <img src=\"http://www.paypal.com/transfermoeny? userid=Victim&amount=9999223& Receiver =Shining">What are the Vulnerable to XSRF ??? Well as i mentioned Web Application are the Vulnerable to the Attack Blog Forum Hosting Site Money Trasfer sites etc Okay Saying in simple word , CSRF mean Misredirection Through the Victims Session ID i guess you know about the misdirection theory on Social Engineering , if not post here and request a thread , ========================================== The CSRF Cross-Site Request Forgery Tutorial by Shining White for Hackcommunity.com - ============================================================= Please be Kind to Mention it before the Leech or post on another site , (Please don't post this same thread on HC again :lol also i spend much time to read the lot of Sites and take collection information , So i can't give t credit to anyone since this is originnaly written by me for HC ,
RE: Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - HrDe - 05-03-2012 Coolllllllllllllllllllll nice share by a Legend !!!!!!!!!!! RE: Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - #Unkn0wn - 05-03-2012 Nice share machan Keep it up
RE: Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - Shining White - 05-03-2012 (05-03-2012, 10:04 AM)HrDe Wrote: Coolllllllllllllllllllll nice share by a Legend !!!!!!!!!!! (05-03-2012, 10:07 AM)#Unkn0wn Wrote: Nice share machan I thought no one care about the CSRF , Actually I bet most users now don't even know what CSRF can do or what is it , glad something if something found useful :wub: RE: Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - HrDe - 05-18-2012 Now this thread list on "Thread Market" and also on top of my write thread http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-Find-Vulnerability-in-Joomla-Website-By-BackTrack Thanks for ur excellent work done. RE: Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - d3v0id - 11-28-2012 Nice work dude ,Got some extra information ,Are u frm TN-Tamil Nadu RE: Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - Shining White - 11-28-2012 (11-28-2012, 11:22 AM)d3v0id Wrote: Nice work dude ,Got some extra information ,Are u frm TN-Tamil Nadu Hey thanks , and nah not from Tamil Nadu , ![]() PS : just like to know did you think like that ?
RE: Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - FunKx - 11-28-2012 I find this as explenation thread, rather than tutorial. You give knowledge, but you don't teach the actions. Anyway, good thread. RE: Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - d3v0id - 11-28-2012 #unk0wn posted that "Nice share machan" Normally in TN ,they use to call friends machan ,so i thought of it RE: Guide On Hack Through Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) [Tutorial] - Shining White - 11-28-2012 (11-28-2012, 12:07 PM)d3v0id Wrote: #unk0wn posted that "Nice share machan" Machn = Cousin in tamil i guess ? , also it is using in some Asian country's (like we saying "Nice Share Bro") are you from TN ? |