Cute and cuddly.Īnd that was Linux: Local Enumeration! Lots of really useful stuff in here, and I hope you found my writing clear and easy to follow.A reverse shell is a kind of shell in which the target machine communicates back to the attacking machine. LinEnum performs ‘Scripted Local Linux Enumeration and Privelege Escalation Checks’ and might be a bit easier to work with than LinPEAS.Īpart from the final resources task, that's all for this room~ Cute and cuddly, boys. Getting a local server up and running is as simple as python3 -m rver ~*~LinEnum~*~ Let's follow the task instructions to get the. It automatically searches for passwords, SUID files, and Sudo right abuse to help us on our way. LinPEAS (Linux local Privilege Escalation Awesome Script) is a script that searches for possible paths to escalate privileges on Linux. This task, we touch on automating scripts.
Netstat -tulpn Task 9 - Unit 5 - Automating Scripts Task 8 is just messing around with netstat on your system We'll be skipping that here, but make sure you understand what's going on. Having grep search for an empty string returns, well, everything, so our command and answer to question 2 looks like this: Question 2: What's the payload you can use to read /etc/shadow with this SUID? Question 1: Which SUID binary has a way to escalate your privileges on the box?Ĭross-referencing with GTFObins, we find that grep can do just that. Once that populates, we'll cross-reference that with GTFObins to see what we can use to get root access. The task now wants us to check the sudo version with sudo -V. The first thing asked of us in this task is to execute uname -a, so let's do that. Since there isn't a key, we could generate our own and put it on the target machine to enable us to ssh in, but that isn't the scope of this task. When we looked, there wasn't anything there, hidden or otherwise. home/user/.ssh/id_rsa Question 2: Is there an id_rsa file on the box? (yay/nay) We answered that earlier, when we went looking for the id_rsa file for ‘’manager'. Question 1: Where can you usually find the id_rsa file? (User = user) ssh directory, but there's nothing there.Īnd that's actually the answer to question 2. Now we want to see if we can get ssh access. Perl -e ‘exec “/bin/bash” ’ Task 3 - Unit 1 - ssh If we check out GTFObins and navigate to the perl page, Shell is the very first thing that pops up.Įxcept, the question is asking for /bin/bash. To answer that, we'll need to do some research.
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The question, however, is asking how to execute /bin/bash in perl. Python3 -c 'import pty pty.spawn("/bin/bash")' We can do that with the command provided in the text. We have our shell, and it's on to the next task. What I did was go to PayloadsAllTheThings and used the first php payload, substituting my info for the IP and PORT of course. But not everything works out of the box every time, so let's do some sleuthing on our own. Don't forget to change IP to your virtual IP and PORT to 1234, since that's what netcat is listening for. With that done, we navigate to /cmd.php in the browser. Now, before we start on that, let's set up our netcat session with nc -lvnp 1234. Since the process for accessing a shell may vary slightly with the file you upload, for the purposes of this write-up we'll use Method 1. We're presented with two methods we can use to get a reverse shell. The text tells us to navigate to 10.10.35.181:3000 and follow the instructions, so let's do just that. The question here doesn't require an answer, so we'll be moving on to the next task once we have our shell. The first thing we need to do for this task is get a reverse shell using netcat. Pretty chuffed to find out I was accidentally working ahead of schedule when I eventually checked my course progress.Īlright, enough preamble, let's get down to business~ Task 1 - Introduction It's in the Beginner Learning Path, but I didn't realize that until after the fact. I actually got into this room to help out a Twitter mutual and ended up just doing the whole thing because once you pop the fun don't stop.
Today we'll be going over the Linux: Local Enumeration room on the TryHackMe platform. Hello all, and welcome to another write-up by yours truly, Jin. This rooms aims at providing beginner basis in box enumeration, giving a detailed approach towards it.' If your answer was "Yes", this room is definitely for you. 'Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you have no idea about "what to do after getting a reverse shell (access to a machine)"?
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