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Hey guys, i just took an look and it seems that its possible to read local files using python.
I know its an experimental feature, here is the code i tested:
importpprintprint"Hello, this is a Python script."print"Hook['params'] is populated with request parameters"pprint.pprint(open('/etc/resolv.conf','r').read())
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I believe that /etc/resolve.conf is a file that has been specifically placed inside your chroot jail.
Are you able to enumerate or access any files which may cause any security issues? The shared application space should be read-only and contain no sensitive information.
Hey guys, i just took an look and it seems that its possible to read local files using python.
I know its an experimental feature, here is the code i tested:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: