It also work like '/' My purpose was to just show other possible ways. Sometimes directories or file path are written like "/aaa/bbbb" or "\aaa\ccc" or sometimes we use escape chars for example "\/aaa\/dddd" so don't get confuse that's just to show a different approach in some certain cases.
Thats what i meant above normally / works but in certain cases you need to improvise by trying other approaches. Don’t get confuse / or \ or combinations of both used to directory traversal.
Why have you added the / as \ in the request?
It also work like '/' My purpose was to just show other possible ways. Sometimes directories or file path are written like "/aaa/bbbb" or "\aaa\ccc" or sometimes we use escape chars for example "\/aaa\/dddd" so don't get confuse that's just to show a different approach in some certain cases.
@@cybersec-radar But for this lab, / will not work, only \ is useful here.
Thats what i meant above normally / works but in certain cases you need to improvise by trying other approaches. Don’t get confuse / or \ or combinations of both used to directory traversal.
@@cybersec-radar OK. got that. Thank you 😊😊
Let me know if you face any problem or any doubt.