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@w31rd0 said:
has anyone managed through metasploit exploit? or does only python script work?

Python was completely stable for me

Hello guys,

I am stuck on the epxloit. I found the ports, and the exploit in python which use a simple shell code. I generate another one with msfvenom but doesn’t work. Can some one help me please? This is my first challenge here and I am really lost

Thanks

For the people who still have problems with the payload, you do not need to make 
sessions migration. ShellPayload is enough to become user and root .. find the right 
payload and change advanced option ... then you have it

every 3sec my exploit is dead, can someone help me with this issue please ?
thanks

any hints on priv esclation?

Just rooted a few minutes ago. I used the python exploit and generated a shellcode with msfvenom. You don’t need to change the encoding but the payload. You can also give the payload some parameters like host and port. Read, how you can use msfvenom.

And a fresh reset might help setting up a reverse shell.

Thinking about doing it but why does it have a lot of downs?

@xdaem00n said:
Thinking about doing it but why does it have a lot of downs?

cause it is unstable. if exploited once it requires reset to be scanned and exploited again

For me the Shell was very stable.
Only meterpreter is not stable.

You could modify the code to use a different Shell.

Actually I didn’t use Metadploit at all.

Can anyone help with what payload I should be using? I’ve tried all of the ones that make sense, and each one dies immediately. Just don’t want to keep reseting this box and throwing out exploits if there’s something I can look into to help me understand why none of these exploits are working. Also, I keep seeing people mention something about changing an advanced option for the payload.

Never mind, got it. I will say that there are apparently multiple ways to do something. Try them all.

I manged to use python and get a connection but every time I use a command ie. “dir” the shell exits out. Does anyone have an idea what’s wrong?

@CyDefUnicorn said:
Best thing to do is to spin up a Windows 7 VM, install the vulnerable service and keep messing with it by testing and restarting until you get a solid shell back. Just got user without Metasploit, working on root

Thanks for the tip, you saved me a lot of time

So i scanned this one, found the open ports and what i’m fairly certain is the exploitable service (google says it is vulnerable). I was trying to use the metasploit exploit but havent had success getting in that way. I’m trying to find this python script but my googlefu has failed me, any hints on where to find it?

Figured that out. I’m running the python script on my test box and it makes the default program the script is set to pop up on the test box but no shell back. I tried taking that out and editing the script to make a reverse shell but it still does the exact same thing.

If you’re using the python script I think you’re using, look closely. Are you really editing the script correctly?

This box is creating problems. i have tested on my local win 7 vm and exploit is working and creating reverse shell but when i try on chatterbox vm then nothing happened and not receiving reverse shell. i also have done reset. can anyone help me??
i think this problem is happening due to other users using the chatterbox VM at same time or due to some firewall problem… if python exploit is working on my local VM then it should also work on chatterbox.

So … I’ve seen some advice about breaking up port scans on this box into smaller batches, something like -p 1-10000, rather than all of the ports at once.

Check out the horrific performance I’m getting from the following command:
nmap -sS -sU -p 1-10000 10.10.10.74

Stats: 8:40:22 elapsed; 0 hosts completed (1 up), 1 undergoing SYN Stealth Scan
SYN Stealth Scan Timing: About 17.18% done; ETC: 02:01 (41:48:13 remaining)

If I attempt to speed it up with the -T4/5 options, I get a very unreliable scan, and so far, I see no open ports from either approach.

Has anyone else had such poor performance scanning over the VPN, and would upgrading to a VIP account perhaps fix this?

Nice work, but it’s kind of a spoiler as it gives away the exact exploit technique, removed - Arrexel

For the record, you can absolutely get some type of meterpreter shell right off the bat. Gotta step that metasploit knowledge up.