Postauth Chained RCE with Nagios IM

Some time ago I started searching for bugs in NagiosIX. Few days ago I decided to continue my "research" and that's how I landed with NagiosIM (2.0.0 afaik ;)). Below you'll find few notes about it. :) Here we go...

Postauth Traps in NagiosXI 5.8.x

Few days ago (when I was working on new version of 'enlil' scanner) I started my mini-internal-pentest related to VM (v5.8.6 afaik) with preinstalled NagiosXI. Below you'll find new notes about it. Here we go...

Postauth RCE in Nagios 5.7.2

Last time when I was checking NagiosXI is described here[1, 2, 3] so you could already get some 'basic introduction' to the topic. Below you will find new more details - this time for (again) 'latest' version (5.7.2). Here we go...

Postauth SQLi in latest NagiosXI 5.6.11

Yesterday I found that latest NagiosXI (5.6.11) is vulnerable to multiple (postauth) XSS bugs. Today I decided to continue the research to find out if I will find some other bug(s). Below you will find the details. Here we go...

Nagios 5.6.11 XSS'd

Because today most of time I was in a train... most of time I spent on checking latest Nagios XI (5.6.11) VM. :) Below you will find few notes about it. Here we go...

Postauth RCE in latest NagiosXI

Last time I described few XSS bugs for latest Nagios (5.6.9). During the research and code review I found a possibility for RCE. Below you will find the details from the journey. Here we go...

Multiple XSS bugs in Nagios 5.6.9

This time I decided to check latest version of Nagios (5.6.9). Below you'll find few details from few hours of testing. Here we go...

Few bugs in latest Nagios XI 5.4.13

As you probably already know from time to time I'm trying to work on small and simple python script - called modus.py[1,2]. It's also fun to run some VM in the background (for example with some webapp - like Bitnami's VM collection [3,4,5]) and start to do a blackbox test to find some cases to future analysis... This time below you will find few results for 'latest' Nagios XI - 5.4.13. Here we go...