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LFI/RFI testing and exploiting with fimap

fimap is currently under development but still usable. Feel free to test it! This document and tool is not recommend for people who doesn’t know what LFI/RFI is. If you

Finding vulnerabilities in PHP scripts

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Password breaking service (Stolen password recovery)

Last month we had about 400 emails asking details on how to break into the email account. The reason many of them put forward are ‘they forgot and got important