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# Recon

![](/files/nG9JmyqBlGAAgH5cYQEa)

Apache web page port did not really offer anything so i initially wanted to carry out a feroxbuster scan. This was not successfully no matter how many times I updated and upgraded the machine, it could not locate feroxbuster. Maybe next time.

![Where the webpage and ports lead to](/files/s5NWQgXQ7FgFfUfuhTKN)

### Gobuster for directory traversal

![](/files/eUMpfV0wvG3jHks2j4Xt)

The only directory that offered anything useful was console as shown below

![](/files/5XmqiTWVoJz0gMXrIFYj)

I tried the basic admin admin with no success. So i looked at the page source (CTRL + U)

![](/files/e3XmX9fqdGkucndPrIEe)

![](/files/6KxKPMzH0Eqmd2Mn0B0A)

Within the view source **console/index.php** there is javascript code "function handleSubmit() \["at the top, its javascript code so its going to run client side within web browser. The function is a handle submit for when the form is submitted and it runs the afore mentioned function. Scrolling near to the end of the obsufcated code, I managed to find a weird string. It said 

Once i typed in javascript deobfuscator (lelinhtinh.github.io/de4js/) and copied the string into it and selected the option "packer". I was able to read it more clearly. It alluded to trying webpages ending in "phps" instead of just "php".


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