Hack a Website in a Few Seconds

The video tutorial demonstrates how to use the Waverly tool to create a malicious backdoor file, upload it to a vulnerable web server, establish remote access, and deface the website by replacing its index file. The process includes generating and encrypting the backdoor, identifying vulnerable sites, and using specific commands to manipulate the server's content.

What is the primary purpose of generating a malicious file using Waverly?

• To encrypt the server's data

• To improve server performance

• To create a backup of the server

• To gain remote access to the web server

Which feature on websites is commonly exploited to upload a backdoor file?

• Search bar

• Contact form

• Newsletter subscription

• CV upload feature

What is the first step after uploading the backdoor file to the server?

• Encrypt the server data

• Download server logs

• Delete the original file

• Establish a remote session

Which command is used to replace the homepage of a website?

• Backup index.php

• Upload new index.php

• Encrypt index.php

• Delete index.php

What can you do with the Waverly tool besides uploading files?

• Brute force SQL

• Encrypt server data

• Create server backups

• Monitor server traffic