LKWA : Lesser Known Web Attack Lab

LKWA or Lesser Known Web Attack Lab is for intermediate pentester that can test and practice lesser known web attacks such as Object Injection, XSSI, PHAR Deserialization, variables variable ..etc. Write-ups are welcome.

Installation

Just clone the git with git clone https://github.com/weev3/LKWA and move it to your web server and you are good to go.

Also Read – Turbolist3r : Subdomain Enumeration Tool With Analysis Features For Discovered Domains

Current Vulns

  • Blind RCE
  • XSSI
  • PHAR Deserialization
  • PHP Object Injection
  • PHP Object Injection via Cookies
  • PHP Object Injection (Object Reference)
  • SSRF
  • Variables variable
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