iwavetostars
2013-10-21, 06:39
Hello.
I've recently got into some interesting stuff. I've managed to get myself into something I am not sure I can handle yet.
I've discovered that a host is running port 1935, which means (further research showed directories & proof) that they're running a "stream" audio/video/wireless(?). Indeed! They have a radio and a TV stream.
But really all I could find was, well nothing. Just some refferences and exploits for Flash Media Server 2 and so on.
www.host.x/live/audio/player_radio.php
Where we get:
<script type="text/javascript">
jwplayer("container").setup({
flashplayer: "jwplayer/player.swf",
skin:"skin.zip",
// file: "livestream1",
file: "livestream3",
streamer:'rtmp://adobeserverip/live',
height: 320,
width: 560
});
My question: Are there any remote exploits for this or can it be used as an entry point? As in, can this be exploited?
I'd love to read on this one. Or if you guys can point me out to something, I'd highly appreciate it.
Cheers.
I've recently got into some interesting stuff. I've managed to get myself into something I am not sure I can handle yet.
I've discovered that a host is running port 1935, which means (further research showed directories & proof) that they're running a "stream" audio/video/wireless(?). Indeed! They have a radio and a TV stream.
But really all I could find was, well nothing. Just some refferences and exploits for Flash Media Server 2 and so on.
www.host.x/live/audio/player_radio.php
Where we get:
<script type="text/javascript">
jwplayer("container").setup({
flashplayer: "jwplayer/player.swf",
skin:"skin.zip",
// file: "livestream1",
file: "livestream3",
streamer:'rtmp://adobeserverip/live',
height: 320,
width: 560
});
My question: Are there any remote exploits for this or can it be used as an entry point? As in, can this be exploited?
I'd love to read on this one. Or if you guys can point me out to something, I'd highly appreciate it.
Cheers.