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Tag: Path Traversal

Web Application Security

Introduction to Directory Traversal

by HollyGracefulMarch 26, 2016February 2, 2020

Directory Traversal, or path traversal, is a vulnerability in web applications that can allow an attacker to access files which they should not be able to. Such as files outside of the application web root.

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Cheat Sheets / Web Application Security

Path Traversal Cheat Sheet: Windows

by HollyGracefulMay 17, 2015March 9, 2021

Got a path/directory traversal or file disclosure vulnerability on a Windows-server and need to know some interesting files to hunt for? I’ve got you covered Know any more good files to look for? Let me know! Are you on a Linux server? Try this one instead: Path Traversal Cheat Sheet: Linux

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Cheat Sheets / Web Application Security

Path Traversal Cheat Sheet: Linux

by HollyGracefulMay 16, 2015February 2, 2020

Got a path/directory traversal or file disclosure vulnerability on a Linux-server and need to know some interesting files to hunt for? I’ve got you covered Know any more good files to look for? Let me know! The list included below contains absolute file paths, remember if you have a traversal attack you can prefix these with encoding traversal strings, like these:

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