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2026-03-01
Misc
Medium
DEADROP Misc 2 - Bash Jail
The agency's field terminal restricts available commands to a whitelist. The implementation uses eval to execute whitelisted commands, which means anything after a whitelisted command is also executed. It's a speedbump, not a wall.
bash
jail-escape
restricted-shell
eval
2026-03-01
Web
Insane
DEADROP Web 6 - weather.control.deadrop
A three-stage vulnerability chain - SQL injection to bypass authentication, IDOR to steal an admin API key from another operator's report, then command injection via the weather query endpoint to achieve RCE and read the flag.
sqli
auth-bypass
idor
command-injection
2026-02-23
Web
Medium
WHAMazon! Web 6 - Health & Safety
Exploiting an unsanitized target parameter in an admin health-check endpoint to achieve remote code execution and traverse the filesystem for a hidden flag.
command-injection
rce
os-shell
api