SecurityNotFound : 404 Page Not Found Webshell

Clone or download the project:

git clone https://github.com/CosasDePuma/SecurityNotFound.git SecurityNotFound
cd SecurityNotFound

Installation

  • The src/404.php file should be located on the target server.
  • That server must have the ability to execute .php files.
  • Here is an example of some of the most common routes on which servers are located:

# 🏁 Windows (Xampp)
C:\Xampp\htdocs\

# 🐧 Linux
/var/www/html/

Note: Obviously, you and I know that you have legitimate access to that server.

Also Read – Router Exploit Shovel : Automated Application Generation for Stack Overflow Types on Wireless Routers

Access Granted

Now, you can access it through the browser by clicking here.

Note: You can replace the server 404 error template to access from any invalid URL.

To access the control panel, press TAB key or search the password field using your browser’s tools.

The default password is: cosasdepuma.

 You can leave the $passphrase variable in the script as an empty string to directly access the control panel. If it is your intention, you have lost my respect.

 To set a custom value, insert your password into the $passphrase variable after applying the MD5 algorithm three consecutive times.

Control Panel

Banner

FunctionShown in the picture
Current userroot
KernelLinux
Release4.9.0-7-AMD64
Exit Button

You can also log out using the exit parameter in a GET request.

Buttons and their Functions:

  • PHPINFO : Shows phpinfo(); page.
  • EXPLOIT-DB : Searches for kernel-compatible exploits in exploit-db.com.
  • GEOLOCATE : It shows approximately in Google Maps the place where the server is physically located.
  • SELF-REMOVE : The shell deletes itself from the server.

Log Footprints

No of lines in access.logAction
1Access without logging in
1Access with the session already started
2Log in
2Log out
2Execute a command through the console
1Button: PHPINFO
0Button: EXPLOIT-DB
0Button: GEOLOCATE
2Button: SELF-REMOVE
1Problem: favicon.ico
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