There is a way around it… Null parsing works if the site hasn’t compensated for it, but if they have, research a bit more and you’ll get it.
Some mornings it’s not worth chewing through the straps.
Some mornings it’s not worth chewing through the straps.
What doesn’t work? The vulnerability we are discussing here isn’t always exploitable; it depends on the server configuration.
And maybe you are missing the point here. Re-read the error message and see what you are missing…
- daMage
The error messages will give you the way to find the page
source you are looking for and the directory you need to be in.
IDLETESTER
IDLETESTER
I’ve used null byte injections before, so I’m not sure why I am having so much trouble with this one. I’ve been able to LFI the admin.php, but not to get the source code of it. Normally, I would just do something like page=../admin/index.php%00, but doing that here will obviously fail since there isn’t an admin directory. Like I said, I can LFI admin.php by setting p equal to ../admin.php%00, but it won’t get the source code for me.
Thanks,
Anonanonamous
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
AES(level) is bad
And I might be too
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
AES(level) is bad
And I might be too