Inspecting the source of upload.php (found through view-source: ) reveals the following snippet (comments added for clarity):
Rename a script to payload.jpg and upload it. The server still accepts it, but the resulting filename ends with .jpg . When we try to view the file directly ( /uploads/xxxx.jpg ), the server returns the raw source code (the PHP does not execute).
– CVE‑2016‑3714 (ImageTragick) – ImageMagick command execution via crafted image metadata.
Inspecting the source of upload.php (found through view-source: ) reveals the following snippet (comments added for clarity):
Rename a script to payload.jpg and upload it. The server still accepts it, but the resulting filename ends with .jpg . When we try to view the file directly ( /uploads/xxxx.jpg ), the server returns the raw source code (the PHP does not execute). juq-191
– CVE‑2016‑3714 (ImageTragick) – ImageMagick command execution via crafted image metadata. Inspecting the source of upload