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Re: Vague ASP Vulnerability in WebSite and Netscape NT Servers
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- From: Steve Boyce <SteveB
HBS.COM> - Date: Tue, 30 Jun 1998 12:22:53 +0100
- Reply-To: Steve Boyce <SteveB
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Just out of curiosity, quite apart from suffixing odd characters, has anyone stress-tested these webservers with other URL's intended to deceive their parsers such as (off the top of my head): /root/dummy.htm/../showmethesource.asp or /root/dummy.htm?/../showmethesource.asp or /root/dummy.idc/root/showmethesource.asp (invoke idc script engine on asp file, or vice versa)or /root/dummy.idc/../../root/showmethesource.asp or /root/showmethesource.asp%20.htm etc etc Steve
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