A useful tool for anyone working with PHP applications.
DESCRIPTION
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FIS (File Inclusion Scanner) is a vulnerability scanner for PHP applications. Is scans PHP files mapping PHP/HTTP variables and then performs a security audit,in order to find out which of them are exploitable.
USAGE
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php fis.php [local file] [remote file] [remote FIS ID file]
[local file]
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The local copy of the PHP source file used by FIS to map the variables for the audit.
[remote file]
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The remote copy of the source executed by a remote webserver, the file we will audit.
[remote FIS ID file]
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The FIS ID file is used to check whether a variable is exploitable or not. It contains PHP code that simply echoes a unique MD5 hash used for identification.
INTENDED AUDIENCE
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FIS is intended to be used by penetration testers, not script kidies nor malicious users. It creates a lot of noise on the remote host and can be easily discovered with a simple glance at
the webserver logs, which makes it useless as a cracking tool.
FEATURES
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FIS, currently, supports audits using only GET requests. COOKIE & POST support is not yet implemented.
LOGGING
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FIS automatically logs extra audit information in “fis.log” in the working directory.
You can download FIS directly here.
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you guys have a habit of posting web application attack tools which no longer exist. Both Oedipus and now FIS websites no longer exist!
Ah that sucks, it was up when I posted this I checked.
I think I have a copy somewhere, I’ll upload it when I get chance.
I had some probs with my hosting company…
It’s up now, sorry.
Oh yeah, Zapotek here….. hehehe
SegFault.Gr will move again but it’ll be up again shortly.
Thanks for the update Zapotek
Since I still get visitor looking for FIS from this article,
I thought I’d let you know that the new link is:
http://segfault.gr/projects/?lang=en&projects_id=11&secid=28
Cheers.