Watch on the blog what extension can be sent. @n1b1ru
I found them. I can upload a file and it gets my kali… Anyway I cannot execute it
I used a Payloadless file and maybe the problem is in saving the file to the right folder and/or to execute it in order to download the malicious payload from my kali
Finally rooted. It was quite a long fight:) Thanks @Seepckoa for help!
User part is straightforward if you read the web. For root - don’t stuck on enumeration for too long, try to understand how ALL files are processed.
user: the website is telling you all the hints to get user (is no ghidra) XD
ROOT: Here you will need a similar attack but in other format. Read everything that you can in the machine and try to understand what is doing (like others are saying). The final part of this, get the system shell and read this
So the user part was pretty straight-forward after reading the stuff on the standard port and related information about it. I found the special directory and obviously something is doing things with the stuff put into that directory. A comment in the thing exploited for user stage suggests something about upstream expecting things in a certain format. I’ve found an application in Program Files but that is not a vulnerable version. The “native” application for the “expected format” is not installed (but might have been prior). I see there are more instances of a certain “powerful thing” running but can’t get a account it’s running under… this turns into some sort of guessing game as I am unable to find out what processes are spawned by that thing. Only thing I have on my mind now is some kind of “overwrite something using something wet and slippery” but if that fails it might brick the box.
Watch on the blog what extension can be sent. @n1b1ru
I found them. I can upload a file and it gets my kali… Anyway I cannot execute it
I used a Payloadless file and maybe the problem is in saving the file to the right folder and/or to execute it in order to download the malicious payload from my kali
Did you get it ?
I got NTLMv2 credentials … can I do anything with this ? I don’t think we can PTH or ‘easily crack’ NTLMv2 .
I tried s…R…y without much success. Can anyone PM me ? Thanks
Watch on the blog what extension can be sent. @n1b1ru
I found them. I can upload a file and it gets my kali… Anyway I cannot execute it
I used a Payloadless file and maybe the problem is in saving the file to the right folder and/or to execute it in order to download the malicious payload from my kali
Did you get it ?
I got NTLMv2 credentials … can I do anything with this ? I don’t think we can PTH or ‘easily crack’ NTLMv2 .
I tried s…R…y without much success. Can anyone PM me ? Thanks
“don’t be afraid of multiple reverse shells” - I tried doing that but when I try to spawn a second c**.ee through nc**.ee the connection is terminated immediately. Doesn’t matter if I try to upload a second file with changed parameters or by doing things like “start cd.ee /C n**t.**e …” I get an incoming connection which instantly terminates. Same deal when trying to use mtrpr*ter.
Hi,
I’m trying to get initial access to this box.
I’ve enumerated the box, identifyied the two ports, reading stuff and taking some notes on file extensions o**, obf and some invocation restrictions that may be in place according the ya rs that may be in place.
I can put things on the malware share and I see them disappear after a few seconds so this help me understand things seem to make sense according what’s on the blog.
I’m trying to embed different kind of commands, using obf and without using it, doing some pocs locally with a win10 instance and defender on. While these pocs are running locally I don’t get any signal from RE.
I’ve also changed some metadata from the o* file gen by msf, so it makes it more save at the eyes from possible y*** rules scanning those xml.
I’m pretty sure I’m on the right path but not sure how to proceed to get that rce.
I’ve tried commands to directly power me with a rev shell, simple things such as trying to catch ntlm hashes with responder, or just trying to get hit by an http request using different available tools on windows.
May I’ve been doing to much and miss or fail some power direct rev shells on the syntax?
Any hint please?