Official Omni Discussion

Rooted. Hints:

  • Scan everything. Scan harder. Google every suspicious thing.
  • Note the --args flag. Remember to escape quotes.
  • Use one particular magic binary to get a revshell. This is the easiest way.
  • Check PATH. Do you see it? Of course you do.
  • Don’t change account passwords. Just don’t. Everyone who share an instance with you will hate you for that. You need those passwords intact.
  • Don’t be scared of unusual flag format. Google it.

got the script … but unable to move forward , didn’t get portal credentials yet :cry:

Type your comment> @sparkla said:

Great “easy” box, wasted my Saturday night and a good part of my motivation for today.

■■■■ right bro :smiley: same here

I think I’m stuck in the same spot as others. I have a script, I can see the host file, ping myself, upload files, but anytime I try to execute an uploaded file it fails. Been at it for a few hours now between last night and this morning, not sure what I may be missing here.

Same here, got both flags but can’t really find a way to decrypt them. Also found a file i can`t read being NT/system user which really confuses me. Any ideas?
EDIT: finally rooted. Turns out you don’t really need to decrypt all the stuff since it’s not actually “encrypted”.
Also pay attention to arguments of what you do, wasted a lot of time trying to get shell bc of it.

Got shell, enumerated nearly everything, couldn’t find anything useful. Any kind of help is appreciated.
Edit: I was enumerating whole time as low priv user, didn’t pay attention to script options.

I’m stuck in the initial part, may I know if the ar*ser** is related?

Rooted! Interesting box with tech I’ve not really seen before. The user and root paths are quite similar which was a shame.

NVM

AttributeError: ‘int’ object has no attribute ‘value’

I have this error when i run the script anyone can help me in private message, please i try since this morning

Type your comment> @jedus0r said:

AttributeError: ‘int’ object has no attribute ‘value’

I have this error when i run the script anyone can help me in private message, please i try since this morning

I setup Parrot just recently and saw this thinking there was a mistake with the way Python came with the system. Not sure what’s going on here either.

can anyone give some hints regarding foothold?

@parag1232 - google is your friend, search what things u find on what looks like IIS but isnt - you should find the script mentioned above,…

got the shell , can see both encrypted flags . a nudge would be appreciated

Type your comment> @m1r3x said:

Got shell, enumerated nearly everything, couldn’t find anything useful. Any kind of help is appreciated.
Edit: I was enumerating whole time as low priv user, didn’t pay attention to script options.

Hmm. I might have to take another look

Nice box in the end. Learnt a few new tricks from this.

Found a script that needs a mac address, is this the right path?

Edit: nvm it was the wrong script.

I also have the same issue with the ‘int’ not having property ‘value’ with that script. tried with both python2 and 3 (adapted the print statements of the code for python3, and anything else i could find. I’m guessing some people got this working by the fact that people have rooted the box… not quite sure what is going wrong…

Type your comment> @watchdog2000 said:

I also have the same issue with the ‘int’ not having property ‘value’ with that script. tried with both python2 and 3 (adapted the print statements of the code for python3, and anything else i could find. I’m guessing some people got this working by the fact that people have rooted the box… not quite sure what is going wrong…

This is caused by the wrong library. Try enum34.

Type your comment> @sm4sh0ps said:

Type your comment> @watchdog2000 said:

I also have the same issue with the ‘int’ not having property ‘value’ with that script. tried with both python2 and 3 (adapted the print statements of the code for python3, and anything else i could find. I’m guessing some people got this working by the fact that people have rooted the box… not quite sure what is going wrong…

This is caused by the wrong library. Try enum34.

Thankyou! I’ll try that tomorrow when I boot back up! Hopefully it works!