HTSHELLS - Self contained web shells and other attacks via .htaccess files. Attacks are named in the following fashion, module.attack.htaccess and grouped by attack type in directories. Pick the one you need and copy it to a new file named .htaccess, check the file to see if it needs editing before you upload it. Web shells executes commands from the query parameter c, unless the file states otherwise. == DOS/ # Denial of service attacks - apache.dos.htaccess Makes all requests return a 500 internal server error - mod_rewrite.dos.htaccess Regular expression dos condition in mod_rewrite consumes a child process == INFO/ # Information disclosure attacks - modcheck/ Include additional response headers to indicate which Apache modules are active - mod_caucho.info.htaccess *untested* Server status binding for the mod_caucho Resin java server module - mod_clamav.info.htaccess Clamav status page binding - mod_info.info.htaccess Server info binding for Apache - mod_ldap.info.htaccess *untested* Server status binding for the mod_ldap server module - mod_perl.info.htaccess Display the mod_perl status page - mod_php.info.htaccess Make all php pages show source instead of executing - mod_status.info.htacces Server status binding for Apache == SHELL/ # Interactive command execution - mod_caucho.shell.htaccess *untested* JSP based web shell - mod_cgi.shell.bash.htaccess Shell using bash under the cgi handler, Requires exec flag to be set on the htaccess file. - mod_cgi.shell.windows.htaccess *untested* Gives shell through php.exe via apache cgi configuration directives - mod_include.shell.htaccess Server Side Include based web shell - mod_multi.shell.htaccess Multiple shells in one .htaccess file, one attack fits all approach - mod_perl.shell.htaccess *incomplete* TODO - mod_php.shell.htaccess PHP based web shell access via http://domain/path/.htaccess?c=command - mod_php.shell2.htaccess Alternate method of invoking a php shell from .htaccess file - mod_php.stealth.shell.htaccess PHP based stealth backdoor - see http://www.justanotherhacker.com/2011/12/writing-a-stealth-web-shell.html for tutorial - mod_python.shell.htaccess - mod_ruby.shell.htaccess - mod_suphp.shell.htaccess == TRAVERSAL/ # Directory traversal attacks - mod_hitlog.traversal.htaccess Directory traversal attack via hitlog module tries to read /etc/passwd - mod_layout.traversal.htaccess Directory traversal attack reads /etc/passwd == ./ # Various attacks - mod_auth_remote.phish.htaccess *untested* Forward basic auth credentials to server of your choice - mod_badge.admin.htaccess mod_badge admin page binding - mod_sendmail.rce.htaccess *untested* Executes commands configured in the .htaccess file by specifying path and arguments to "sendmail" binary Wireghoul - http://www.justanotherhacker.com