Exploiting publically exposed Version Control System
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This document discusses exploiting version control systems (VCS) like Git, SVN, and Mercurial. It describes how VCS work and why they can be exploited, noting that auto-deployment features can allow code to be deployed by committing changes. It provides an overview of common VCS files and folders that can be used to extract code from repositories. Tools for extracting code from VCS are also listed. The document concludes with a demonstration of exploiting VCS and checks that can be done to find exposed VCS files.
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- 14. QUICK CHECKS while read p; do echo "Input: "$p echo "CHECK: SVN entries http" curl -I echo "CHECK: SVN entries https" curl -k -I echo "CHECK: SVN wcdb" curl -I echo "CHECK: SVN wcdb https" curl -k -I done<$1 http://$p/.svn/entries https://$p/.svn/entries http://$p/.svn/wc.db https://$p/.svn/wc.db
- 15. ANY QUESTIONS
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