For details on required product versions, see the Sametime System Requirements. On the Repositories page, click Add Repository. On the Add Repository page, click Browse. On the Select Repository page, browse to the location where you stored the extracted files for WebSphere Network Deployment, and locate the repository. Click the repository. Note: Sametime 9. Use the fix pack that you downloaded and extracted.
We were stoked to have found an exploit chain that allowed for XXE, however when attempting it on a live target, we noticed the following behaviour:. When auditing vendor software and relying on sparse images available on Docker Hub, we realised that we may be auditing an out of date version of Websphere Portal.
It included the knowledge center, so we attempted our exploit on this newer version which resulted in the following:. We pulled down the kc. This is sometimes not possible for vendor software, where you can barely get a copy of the source code, let alone the latest version. Nonetheless, this exploit chain is still valid on older versions of Websphere Portal, however we have not been successful at exploiting it in the wild. There is a functionality to upload script applications to WebSphere Portal once you are authenticated.
The extraction of this Zip file is vulnerable to directory traversal. This leads to arbitrary file upload anywhere on the system. Create a file lo This will lead to RCE on reboot:. For context around why this attack vector is possible, you can read more about it here.
Network scripts, ifcfg-eth0 for example are used for network connections. The look exactly like. INI files. It is available from a separate download site. An MD5 hash, also known as checksum, is a lightweight fingerprint of the file. Although not as reliable as PGP signature verification , MD5 hash verification is a quick and easy way to ensure your download was not corrupted in transit. Use this procedure to verify bundle integrity:. A SHA-1 hash, also known as checksum, is a lightweight fingerprint of the file.
Although not as reliable as PGP signature verification , SHA-1 hash verification is a quick and easy way to ensure your download was not corrupted in transit. PGP signatures not only allow you to ensure your download was not corrupted in transit, but also allow you to confirm that installation bundles have actually come from IBM's build.
Use this procedure to verify bundle integrity. By convention, the file names used for the installation bundles contain a version identifier to clearly indicate its version and target platform.
You can see the bundle's version without extracting any files within the bundle and you don't need to worry about name collisions when you keep multiple versions within the same directory. Build experience and practice deploying Java EE assets. Use as templates for developing and deploying your own Java EE assets.
Examine the deployment plans used to deploy initial system configurations. For example:. Fix Pack 8. For purposes of this procedure, all references are to release 8. Expand the WebSphere Application Server zip file into a common directory.
After all files are unzipped to a single directory, the directory should look similar to the following:. Enter the following command based on the product you want to install where the bolded section is the variable that specifies the product :. Upon completion, the IBM i system indicates the product is installed, as shown in the following example for a ND installation:. The iRemoteInstall. Locate the iRemoteInstall. You can also verify the installation thru Work with License Program. For example, that program returns results similar to those shown in this example:.
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