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Very intriguing machine, where we exploit multiple different endpoints and pivot in ways where I was precisely mentally evaluated.
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TomCat is the CMS which gets exploited with SSRF, to the privesc with wget.- Published on
Rather straightforward machine, found an exploit on 4555 and privesc'd with information in /opt.- Published on
Enumerating DNS leads to finding a vulnerable WordPress endpoint, where we exploit SMTP to gain root.- Published on
Exploiting port 79 using finger, cracking passwords, privesc with sudo -l, to then find wget is exploitable.