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Over the course of the last couple of days, I’ve been heavily attacking various file upload facilities including but not only embedded devices configuration and firmware upload interface. Some of the setups, I’ve encountered, were pretty secure while others where quite easy to hack into. And this is how I came up with a technique for performing remote file upload attack via a third-party entity such as an authorized user. [...]
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