owasp juice shop admin login

Login Admin Challenge. OWASP juice shop login fields are vulnerable to SQL injection, which enables access to unauthorized access to the system. Let us inject SQL into the login field…

User credentials have been gained from Task 10. Passwords are hashed with MD5. A Google search for the administrator‘s hash takes you to md5cracker.org, for instance, where you can read the password in clear text (admin123). Alternatively, you can proceed as in Task 20.

Login Admin Methodology: As the expanded description states that this is an easily guessable url, I logged in as admin@juice–sh.op did just that and found it on the first try: http://localhost:3000/administration .

The first question asks you to log into the administrator account. We may actually already know the email (maybe admin@juice–sh.op), but we don’t know the password. Make sure that…

now let use the request library and send a request to owasp juice shop… def login_as_administrator(url): uri = “/rest/user/login” data = {’email’: “‘ or 1=1;–“, ‘password’: 10001} r = requests.post( url + uri, data = data, verify = False, proxies = proxies ) if “authentication” in r.text: return True return False

“Learn How to Securely Log In as an Administrator in OWASP Juice Shop: A Step-by-Step Guide”first, let’s take some notes or write down some points.. so that …

Visit http://localhost:3000/#/login. Log in with Email admin@juice-sh.op and Password admin123 which is as easy to guess as it is to brute force or retrieve from a rainbow table. Behave like any “white hat” should before getting into the action

OWASP Juice Shop is probably the most modern and sophisticated insecure web application! It can be used in security trainings, awareness demos, CTFs and as a guinea pig for security tools! Juice Shop encompasses vulnerabilities from the entire OWASP Top Ten along with many other security flaws found in real-world applications!