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7 is too many
You can do it in 5 :)
currently being run as a challenge for UIUCTF'21 if you would like to try http://phpfuck-fixed.chal.uiuc.tf
Now that the CTF is officially over: a working charset is (^.9)
some teams had solutions that were in fact simpler than this (using same charset), but here is my original approach,
after arbitrary string generation, the rest is based off of @splitline 's ideas
How it works
9^99->106- use xor to generate numbers
(9).(9)->'99'- use
.to concat numbers into strings
- use
'09'^'1069'^'99'->'80'- xor 2 strings to get a string
'80'^0->80- (ab)use type juggling to cast a string to an int
- Using a combination of the above tricks, you can get all of the digits 0-9
- Can construct any string
/[0-9]+/by concatenating digits - Can obtain any number by casting to int
- Constructing arbitrary strings requires a bit more work...
(99999999999...)->INF- 309 9s gives us
INF
- 309 9s gives us
(INF).(9)->'INF9'- Can now obtain char values in
/[a-zA-Z]/range! - e.g.
'INF9'^'00'^'33'^'99'->'st'
- Can now obtain char values in
- the only primitive we have for initially obtaining strings is concat, which gives us a length-2 string
- we can generate
/[a-z]{2,}|[A-Z]{2,}/, but getting single-character strings is not possible
'funcname'(param)- call functions by simply calling their string name
- function names are case-insensitive
strtok(0)->false- call strtok on a number to get
false === ('st'+'rt'+'OK')(0)
- call strtok on a number to get
(9).false->'9'- concat number with
falseto get a length-1 string
- concat number with
'rw'^'99'^'9'->'r'- extract first char of any string with xor
- Can now build arbitrary strings
/[a-zA-Z]/ 'CHr'(num)- generate other characters (e.g. spaces)
- Can now build any string at all!
/.*/ str_getcsv("a,b")->["a", "b"]- create string arrays by parsing a CSV
func(...["a", "b"])- use spread operator to pass multiple arguments to a function
create_function("", "PAYLOAD")()- use
create_functionto create a function w/ arbitrary PHP code and then call it
- use
- Final payload looks like:
'create_function'(...str_getcsv(',"$PAYLOAD"'))
Cool, I only know a 6 charset trick before, nice work!
Excuse me, can you share which six characters? I'm interested in it
@lexsd6 See my above comment for the charset and explanation. you can do it with only 5 characters
Excuse me, can you share which six characters? I'm interested in it
@lexsd6
You can use ([^.]) to do it.
https://github.com/lebr0nli/PHPFun
(Ideas and code are inspired and based on PHPFuck and jsfuck :p)