@n0bf said:
I found that using a common Linux tool s****** worked to let me read it enough that I could find a password that worked for the zip, but now I’m stuck at trying to read the file that was zipped up. I’m assuming I’m on the right track?
This is the best hint ever, for some reason using the proper program I just got lost but using that “tool” I found said password very quickly.
If you’re still stuck there is a tool to read the file you got on linux, just google the extension and linux.
Now I’m seriously stuck on root… I can see a certain thing stored what is needed but can’t make my commands use it… I swear I’m missing something obvious here.
@7431i0n said:
Got system but can’t type root.txt… Did it happen to anyone else? Is there more to do? a bit lost here… If someone can pm me that’ll be great
@n0bf said:
I found that using a common Linux tool s****** worked to let me read it enough that I could find a password that worked for the zip, but now I’m stuck at trying to read the file that was zipped up. I’m assuming I’m on the right track?
This is the best hint ever, for some reason using the proper program I just got lost but using that “tool” I found said password very quickly.
If you’re still stuck there is a tool to read the file you got on linux, just google the extension and linux.
Now I’m seriously stuck on root… I can see a certain thing stored what is needed but can’t make my commands use it… I swear I’m missing something obvious here.
@blobbo said:
I didn’t in the end… There’s a much simpler way to privesc - but I can’t read the file root.txt (even when I log in as admin).
A bunch of people have been running into this, I’m curious to see how to get around it when I finally get to that point. What does icacls root.txt show for permissions?
@blobbo said:
I didn’t in the end… There’s a much simpler way to privesc - but I can’t read the file root.txt (even when I log in as admin).
A bunch of people have been running into this, I’m curious to see how to get around it when I finally get to that point. What does icacls root.txt show for permissions?
That’s not the problem, figured out the file is a bit… “locked up”… I can’t unlock it. Apparently admin should be able to but I had no luck.