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killmod-0.69.lsm

🗓️ 17 Aug 1999 00:00:00Reported by Packet StormType 
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Killmod 0.69 is a PHP front end tool for exploiting modem bugs, requiring customization to use.

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`killmod-0.69  
  
killmod.php3 is a php front end that calls a simple shell script (killmod.sh) and allows  
you to use the +++ath0 bug to hang up older modems.   
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killmod-0.69.tar.gz contains:  
  
---  
README  
killmod.php3  
killmod.sh  
killmod.results  
bitch.txt  
stupid-bitch.txt  
---  
  
HISTORY:  
  
This originally was a project started by me (jigz) because I had created a lame shell  
script that just would ping with the `+++ATH0' pattern. I was too lazy to type "ping -p  
2b2b2b415448300d [target]", so I made the script so I could just "killmod [target]". Then I  
discovered PHP and made a lame PHP document that called the lame script, so I could do it  
from a website. Everything was fine until my friend monkey decided to try and exploit it. I  
figured it would be very unlikely. But due to the poorly written shell script, submitting  
the proper hex characters to the form (something like `;cat /etc/passwd') would run and  
print whatever was after the ";" and effectively pissed me off. After I discovered his  
wrongdoing and he discovered I had backdoored him, we signed a full disclosure treaty,  
which has worked out for the better. We worked together to create this PHP document that  
effectively weeds out all the nasty characters ( ; | < > & ). Monkey did the PHP coding,  
and I modified it to look pretty and added a few things.   
  
USAGE:  
  
In order to use this, you must have the Apache PHP module or the PHP binary installed. We  
both have the Apache module, so we haven't tested it with the binary. I imagine it works  
just fine, and you'll just need to edit the files more to get it to work.  
  
These files are very very customizable, and you'll have to change some things in  
`killmod.php3' depending on where you place your files.   
  
Our recommendation would be to place everything but `killmod.php3' in a directory one level  
up from site root, or in a directory that won't or can't be viewed, just for security  
reasons. Just make sure to edit `killmod.php3' to reflect those changes.  
  
NOTE: Make sure that killmod.results is chmod 666.  
  
-rw-rw-r-- 1 root root 309 Jun 27 03:28 bitch.txt  
-rw-rw-r-- 1 root root 2582 Jun 27 03:28 killmod.php3  
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 203 Jun 27 03:29 killmod.results  
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 276 Jun 27 03:29 killmod.sh  
-rw-rw-r-- 1 root root 312 Jun 27 03:28 stupid-bitch.txt  
  
There's so many things that could be optimized about this, but things work fine with the  
current configuration for us. Hopefully things are pretty secure.  
  
CONTACT:  
  
Our stupid boxes haven't been added to a major DNS yet, so you'd just get your mail sent  
back to you. You can try and mail us directly, but it may not work.  
  
Jigz -- [email protected] or [email protected]  
Monkey -- [email protected] or [email protected]  
  
Perhaps next time we'll use passthru() for way cleaner output.  
`

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