> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://hacking-notes.jord4n.pro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://hacking-notes.jord4n.pro/fr/cms/duplicati-cms-exploitation.md). # Duplicati Notes d’exploitation de Duplicati pour les secrets de configuration SQLite, le contournement de l’authentification de connexion, la récupération de la passphrase, l’abus de restauration de sauvegarde et l’extraction de fichiers sensibles. Notes d’exploitation de Duplicati pour l’extraction de la configuration locale, les secrets SQLite, le contournement de l’authentification de connexion, l’abus de la destination de sauvegarde et la récupération de fichiers sensibles.


	Contournement de l’authentification de connexion	Notes sur le contournement de l’authentification de Duplicati pour l’extraction de la configuration SQLite, la récupération de la phrase de passe du serveur, le calcul du mot de passe nonce, l’interception avec Burp et le contournement de la connexion.	Duplicati - Contournement de l’authentification de connexion
	Lecture des fichiers de sauvegarde	Notes sur l’abus des sauvegardes Duplicati pour le contrôle de la destination de sauvegarde, les répertoires sources montés depuis l’hôte, la restauration de fichiers sensibles, la récupération de clés SSH et l’exfiltration de données.	Duplicati - Lecture des fichiers de sauvegarde

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Lecture des fichiers de sauvegarde