@sirifu4k1: wp2shell: Completely bypassing two hard limitations of MySQL: 1. No need for multi_query - do not perform INSERT/UPDATE…
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wp2shell bypasses two MySQL limitations for WordPress exploitation: it requires no multi_query (uses UNION SELECT) and no FILE permission (uses WordPress's own code to create users).
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wp2shell: Completely bypassing two hard limitations of MySQL:
- No need for multi_query - do not perform INSERT/UPDATE, just use UNION SELECT to return fake data
- No FILE permission is required - no files are written, let WordPress’s own code create users https://t.co/LiYJFhRLw6
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