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XBOW Battles Ninja Tables: Who’s the Real Ninja?

xbow.com | vulnerability | #bug-bounty | #arbitrary-file-read | #vulnerability-research | #web-security | #wordpress | #ninja-tables
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Summary

XBOW's hunt for an arbitrary file read in the WordPress Ninja Tables plugin, from robots.txt and sitemap recon to locating a file-path-hungry endpoint on a live bug bounty target.
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