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Question about the Google Drive vulnerability

I find it hard to understand which component reads your custom SSRF header introduced here https://github.com/httpvoid/writeups/blob/main/Hacking-Google-Drive-Integrations.md#private-programs-partial-read-ssrf. You are using request smuggling (pipelining) but both requests, the original one as well as the extra one you are injecting, will hit http://www.googleapis.com/.

I understand that you may be using your own server to serve the downloadUrl url, but I'm still not following how that server of yours can receive the SSRF header value.

Any chance you could clarify it please?

Modification of payload to read variables in memory

Hello,

I am trying to modify the OGNL expression/payload to read variables INSTEAD of going the create process route.
More specifically I want to read the database parameters which are loaded into memory:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-find-confluence-s-database-connection-parameters-779172320.html#:~:text=Solution,xml%20file.

Do you know how to modify the payload to accomplish this? The learning curve for OGNL is steep, I have tried unsuccessfully to modify the payload for days. I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

If you knew the direction to take or could do this quickly it would mean so much to me.

Thanks

Hotfix update.sh

Hello,
Thank you for the detailed writeup.
while testing this on a VM with the hotfix installed, I wasn't able to get the same results as you do. Did you run the queries on the patched system or the unpatched one?
Thank you,
Aleks

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