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Some more information on the #Nginx #0day by @_Blue_hornet as shared via DM and published here with permission: 
Update on the #Nginx 1.18 #0day:
Around 20 minutes ago @_Blue_hornet started a Github Repo arround the exploit:
github.com/AgainstTheWest…
Some more hints on the Exploit:
- Related to #Spring4Shell
- Created by #BrazenEagle
- Related to ldap-auth demon used together with #Nginx
Around 20 minutes ago @_Blue_hornet started a Github Repo arround the exploit:
github.com/AgainstTheWest…
Some more hints on the Exploit:
- Related to #Spring4Shell
- Created by #BrazenEagle
- Related to ldap-auth demon used together with #Nginx
How familiar are you with #Plesk?
1- First designed in Russia, Plesk has been around for 20 years.
2- It owns close to 79% of the market shares.
3- Just like #cpanel, you can set up new websites, reseller accounts, e-mail accounts and DNS entries through the web-interface.
1- First designed in Russia, Plesk has been around for 20 years.
2- It owns close to 79% of the market shares.
3- Just like #cpanel, you can set up new websites, reseller accounts, e-mail accounts and DNS entries through the web-interface.
4- The latest version is called Plesk Obsidian - was just released in October 2019
5- There are 4 main categories with the interface:
I) Navigation bar
II) Main display section
III) Quick management menu
IV) Server information
#Pleskhosting
5- There are 4 main categories with the interface:
I) Navigation bar
II) Main display section
III) Quick management menu
IV) Server information
#Pleskhosting
6- You can add your website domain by clicking "Add Domain" on the left navigation bar.
7- You can transfer the files to the webserver using FTP client like FileZilla
8- You are allowed to edit the file directly via the File Manager in Plesk.
7- You can transfer the files to the webserver using FTP client like FileZilla
8- You are allowed to edit the file directly via the File Manager in Plesk.
Q for #NGINX experts: I'm running a reverse proxy (EOTK/Tor) and want to trap when upstream is sending me: "Content-Encoding: gzip" and return (probably) 406, because reasons.
I think I need ngx_http_upstream_module and $upstream_http_content_encoding.
Am I missing anything?
I think I need ngx_http_upstream_module and $upstream_http_content_encoding.
Am I missing anything?
Reason being: I *always* set "Accept-Encoding: identity", the upstream should _never_ send me gzip/etc, but sometimes it does because CDNs and Vary headers are flaky.
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