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(mint@ryona.agency)'s status on Friday, 26-May-2023 14:31:17 JST
He never explained how did the uploaded code get executed to begin with.
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bot :kiwi_dumbbell: (bot@seal.cafe)'s status on Friday, 26-May-2023 14:38:24 JST bot :kiwi_dumbbell:
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(mint@ryona.agency)'s status on Friday, 26-May-2023 14:38:24 JST
@bot @graf He already explained what the payload does but not what was the entry point for it. -
þernia (pernia@cum.salon)'s status on Friday, 26-May-2023 14:39:27 JST þernia
@mint @graf thank you GLEASON for MORE VIRUS SOFTWARE :pray: likes this. -
(mint@ryona.agency)'s status on Friday, 26-May-2023 14:40:28 JST
@pernia @graf @graf He's blaming pleroma-fe for that gape. -
þernia (pernia@cum.salon)'s status on Friday, 26-May-2023 14:43:53 JST þernia
@mint @graf @graf :danielstevens: i chedheart gape likes this. -
nya~ (neganeko@ryona.agency)'s status on Friday, 26-May-2023 14:49:13 JST nya~
@mint I'm unclear about a few things. XSS or do the nostr lookups go via the local fedi server? because (I think) you could exfiltrate info via the search endpoint and also via /accounts/lookup?acct= with a procgen script on the other side to avoid a bunch of fetch errors in the logs
poast already uses an entirely separate subdomain for media so was there a CSP misconfiguration or ... ? likes this. -
nya~ (neganeko@ryona.agency)'s status on Friday, 26-May-2023 14:51:49 JST nya~
@mint of course you don't even necessarily need that level of sophistication if you grabbed a user's token. you could literally send it in a DM and then attempt to clean up the DM a few seconds later. might not manage to clean it up in time tho likes this. -
(mint@ryona.agency)'s status on Friday, 26-May-2023 14:52:09 JST
@neganeko >do the nostr lookups go via the local fedi server?
Yes, the infected client simply sends a search query for the unfetched user and the local server tries to fetch it from the remote server.
>to avoid a bunch of fetch errors in the logs
Eh, might not be worth the trouble. Who knows how many servers drop packets from them.
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