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Meterpreter explit suggester11/21/2023 Typically once an attacker has a foothold in a network they will scan for other systems which may have additional mid-configurations that could be exploited. ![]() Pivoting from your attacked system to another one in the same network.Guessing credentials is a good way to gain additional access This can be a common way to exploit systems. Credentials exposed in files on the system.Other things which apply more in "real-world" security tests but which are unlikely to apply to your situation This will likely depend on the patch status of the system that you're running on. Vulnerabilities in system services running as root.if you can find something you can overwrite which, when executed, will run as root, you can use this to escalate your privileges. SetUID root binaries that are writable by the user you are running as.Some options for things to look for to get privilege escalation on a linux system ![]() (I had to use the generate function instead of msfpayload because that functionality has been moved due to it being deprecated.)Īt this point you've achieved the basics of a compromise on the system and you're on to the common phase two of exploitation which is privilege escalation.Įxactly how you can achieve that depends very much on the system in question, what code is installed on it and how it's configured. I then uploaded hackme.php to the web server via the insecure file upload, after I done that I then browsed to the uploaded file.Ĭredit goes to this video for giving me the above code. I was able to compromise the system by running this is Msfconsole use php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp If it helps I am running the reverse_tcp exploit as a PHP script. I have tried to run "use priv" in the meterpreter prompt but the error I get is 'Failed to load extension: No module of the name ext_server_priv.php found'. Now I have access the system, the only issue is I am running as www-data (wouldn't it be nice to become root to create your own super user account?!) Is it possible to somehow privilege escalate in Linux (Raspbaian) by using MSFConsole, BASH (from the backdoor) or another way? I have successfully been able to get into the system (Raspberry Pi) by creating a PHP backdoor and uploaded it via SQL injection. ![]() I am messing around with Kali Linux, MSFConsole and DVWA (Damn Vulnerable Web Application).
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