Jasmin Ransomware: The Comically Easy File Heist Vulnerability

Jasmin Ransomware has a vulnerability that allows authenticated arbitrary file download. Thanks to a sneaky SQL injection, you can bypass authentication like an overconfident ninja. Just grab the vulnerable file, sit back, and watch the magic happen. Who knew cybersecurity could be this entertaining?

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Hot Take:

Looks like Jasmin Ransomware has a new gig: moonlighting as a file download service! Just when you thought your data was safe behind the walls of authentication, Jasmin steps in with SQL injection skills that would make even the sneakiest of burglars proud. Who knew ransomware could be so versatile? But, hey, at least it’s not charging a subscription fee for this service… yet.

Key Points:

  • Jasmin Ransomware can exploit an arbitrary file download vulnerability.
  • Authentication bypass is possible through SQL injection.
  • The vulnerability lies in the Web Panel’s download_file.php script.
  • The exploit allows attackers to download any file specified in the request.
  • Proof of concept provided demonstrates the exploit in action.

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