CVE-2001-0925

This C program exploits CVE-2001-0925 by sending a crafted HTTP request with an artificially long path of slashes to an Apache server, causing directory indexing to be revealed even when an index.html file is present. It tests a range of slash counts to determine vulnerability.

This exploit targets a vulnerability in Apache HTTPD (CVE-2001-0925) by sending a crafted HTTP request with an artificially long path of slashes to bypass directory indexing restrictions. It leverages a flaw in `ap_sub_req_lookup_file` where `stat()` fails on overly long paths, potentially exposing directory contents.

This exploit targets a vulnerability in Apache HTTPD (CVE-2001-0925) by sending a request with an artificially long path of slashes to trigger a directory listing, bypassing the default index.html. It leverages a flaw in the ap_sub_req_lookup_file subroutine where stat() fails on overly long paths.

This exploit targets a directory traversal vulnerability in Apache HTTPD versions prior to 1.3.19 by sending a request with an artificially long path of slashes. It uses the libwhisker library to craft HTTP requests and checks for a directory listing response.