| Nature | Type | ID | Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChildOf | M | 113 | Interface Manipulation |
Identify application
Discover an application of interest by exploring service registry listings or by connecting on a known port or some similar means.
| Technique |
|---|
| Search via internet for known, published applications that allow option switches. |
| Use automated tools to scan known ports to identify applications that might be accessible |
Authenticate to application
Authenticate to the application, if required, in order to explore it.
| Technique |
|---|
| Use published credentials to access system. |
| Find unpublished credentails to access service. |
| Use other attack pattern or weakness to bypass authentication. |
Try all common switches
Using manual or automated means, attempt to run the application with many different known common switches. Observe the output to see if any switches seemed to put the application in a non production mode that might give more information.
| Technique |
|---|
| Manually execute the application with switches such as --debug, --test, --development, --verbose, etc. |
| Use automated tools to run the application with common switches and observe the output |
Use sensitive processing or configuration information
Once extra information is observed from an application through the use of a common switch, this information is used to aid other attacks on the application
| Technique |
|---|
| Using application information, formulate an attack on the application |
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