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Remote File Inclusions (RFIs)

Posted: 16th September 2009 by Andrew Brown in Tutorials
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Remote File Inclusions (or RFIs for short) are one of the most common remote code execution (RCE) website exploits. The concept is simple: a website vulnerable to RFI allows you to include your own file or script. When you can run close to anything you want on a site, the possibilities are nearly endless.

Commonly, attackers will include the c99 or r57 shells on servers. These will allow direct shell access to the server, which can allow someone to log into the mysql database, download files, edit files, add users, or run arbitrary code.

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How To Hack Hotmail

Posted: 2nd November 2007 by Andrew Brown in Short Stories, Tutorials
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First, install several subdomains to anonymize your DNS and wrap your IP with a cat5 SATA. Next, load up your ISP with the -n flag and nettrace your target to obtain their octagonal megahertz address. Plug this address into your latest hardware compiler. Now you can brute force the beowulf cluster with your gigatera proxy and extract the binary hash to your RAM where, depending on the speed of your kernel compilation, it will process and interpret the ones and zeros associated with an OSI model encrypted password.