1 panel, 2 panels, 3 panels...
1 panel, 2 panels, 3 panels...
I was hanging out on Cybercrime-Tracker and noticed some Keybase panels. I never heard of that one before so I decided to take a look. Turns out Keybase is not a botner but rather a keylogger, it can also take screenshot of the victim's desktop.
One of the domain was still up and there was 3 Keybase panels listed on Cybercrime Tracker:
- www.omarabdulaziz.com/golden/login.php
- www.omarabdulaziz.com/daniel/login.php
- www.omarabdulaziz.com/ugo/login.php
The first fail is that permission are not checked on the /image/Imaged
directory, therefore anyone aware of this can access the screenshots:
The first two panels didn't have the /images/upload.php
file but luckily for me the ugo
did.
Unit 32 already found some nice vulnerabilities in the Keybase source code so I tried it.
I ran this python script with the next file as argument.
Here's the result:
So of course... I got in
That's pretty cool, but are all the panels of this domain actually listed on cybercrime-tracker? I took a look at the public_html folder and found additional panels:
- http://www.omarabdulaziz.com/chuks/login.php
- http://www.omarabdulaziz.com/panel2/login.php
- http://www.omarabdulaziz.com/nonso/login.php
- http://www.omarabdulaziz.com/owerri/login.php
So you got it... Since we got cmd exec we can get the passwords for all the panels at once:
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