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Privilege Escalation is a topic which most of CTF players and OSCP students struggle with. Privilege Escalation in general is to get more privilege but in this context it means getting root privilege which is the highest privilege in the system. ...
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Blunder is a machine in which I used an enumration and a multiple cms exploits to get a shell and then enumeration and another exploit to get root Access. ...
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KIOPTRIX: LEVEL 1.2 is a machine in which I used SQL Injection to get useres credintials to obtain shell access and then exploited the misconfigured sudo permissions to get root Access. ...
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Matrix:3 is a machine in which I used a combination of enumeration and reverse engineering to obtain shell access and then exploited the misconfigured sudo permissions to get root Access. ...
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Sputnik:1 is a machine in which I used an enumration to get admin credintials from the history of github repo to obtain shell access and then exploited the misconfigured sudo permissions to get root Access. ...
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DC:2 is a machine in which I used an enumration to credintials and then exploited the misconfigured sudo permissions to get root Access. Scanning As always, I started scanning with Nmap ...
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Matrix:1 is a machine in which I used Enumeration to obtain shell access and then exploited the misconfigured sudo permissions to get root Access. Scanning As always, I started scanning with Nmap ...
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Tabby is a machine in which I used Local File Inclusion to get tomcat credintials to obtain shell access and then used enumeration and lxd to get root Access. ...
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Ted:1 is a machine in which I used Local File Inclusion Vulnerability to obtain shell access and then exploited the misconfigured sudo permissions to get root Access. ...
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