Detect Vulnerable Log4J Websites with CanaryTokens | HakByte
On this episode of HakByte, Alex Lynd demonstrates how to test if web applications are vulnerable to the Log4Shell exploit, using CanaryTokens.
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00:00 Intro
00:15 What is Log4J?
00:23 What is Log4Shell?
00:58 CanaryTokens Tools You’ll Need
01:22 PCBWay Manufacturing Services
01:35 Register Log4Shell CanaryToken
03:05 Log4J Vulnerability Explained
03:42 Vulnerable WebApp Setup
06:05 User Agent Strings
08:05 Modifying the Browser User Agent
08:40 Testing the Log4Shell Vulnerability
09:34 CanaryTokens Log4Shell Monitor
10:48 Log4Shell String Explained
12:48 Outro
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