@zelsonm1 said:
hi everyone, I’m having a hard time trying to bypass the ‘try harder’ filter. Already read a lot about LFI/RFI but can’t find a way in. Someone can send a tip?
I found the way in, thanks for pointing the right direction guys
I’ve trying bypass the ‘try harder’… i found others ways instead fXXX// like sxx// or fxx// but in all cases only read the files content, not execute them. Could you tell if you got webshell by this way (setting right xxx for path)?
Hi,
Enumerate well the application you see in the high port. Use the right requests. Think which pages you would check in an apache installation to get information. When you find the right page you will find something interesting that will guide you to the next enumeration step. This is a multi-step box in all phases.
@kubanu said:
Hi,
Enumerate well the application you see in the high port. Use the right requests. Think which pages you would check in an apache installation to get information. When you find the right page you will find something interesting that will guide you to the next enumeration step. This is a multi-step box in all phases.
This box is a total brainfuck for privesc. I can see some interesting traffic requests that might be exploitable to get final root but that requires a privileged user which is where I am, trying to privesc passed the user after doing some password cracking. Any nudges folks? I’ve enumerated the ■■■■ out of the logs, services, etc. A redundancy service looked promising but…
hi everyone, I’m having a hard time trying to bypass the ‘try harder’ filter. Already read a lot about LFI/RFI but can’t find a way in. Someone can send a tip?
@altoarun said:
hi everyone, I’m having a hard time trying to bypass the ‘try harder’ filter. Already read a lot about LFI/RFI but can’t find a way in. Someone can send a tip?
you don’t need look outside the box… check carefully what you got from enumeration
So I got limited shell and found certain interesting files to be archived. Cracked one password from there but it doesn’t seem to work with the local user of same name. Found the “internal” thingy but the credentials don’t work with it either.
I got user/pass from the place where the tetris game is, but can’t seem to find a way to create the initial shell. The only thing I can think of that I haven’t dealt with yet is the “try harder” filter. Should I try to bypass it or is there another way to go further?
@clt said:
I got user/pass from the place where the tetris game is, but can’t seem to find a way to create the initial shell. The only thing I can think of that I haven’t dealt with yet is the “try harder” filter. Should I try to bypass it or is there another way to go further?