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# Sensitive Data Exposure - DVNA

## URL - <http://192.168.31.112:9090>

**Step 1:** Navigate to admin dashboard at `/app/admin` as a non-admin user. Intercept this request using Burp.

![](/files/-LWHQx8T4qjXfHf9O9od)

**Step 2:** Send the intercepted request to Burp Intruder(CTRL+I) and navigate to Intruder(CTRL+SHIFT+I)

**Step 3:** In Burp, navigate to `Intruder > Positions`. Under "Payload Positions", select "Attack type" as "Sniper". In the GET request, add `test` string to the admin dashboard URL and add it as payload position.

![](/files/-LWHQx8WoaJnveRirywE)

**Step 4:** In Burp, navigate to `Intruder > Payloads`. Under "Payload Sets" select "Payload set" as "1" and "Payload type" as "Simple list". Under "Payload Options" add a set of possible directories to the list

![](/files/-LWHQx8Y7qu-P-0XGSz3)

**Step 5:** Click "Start attack" and when the attack results are displayed then sort by length. Notice that for the users that exist on the application you are able to access their password reset page

![](/files/-LWHQx8_2IMCsApIkbgG)


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