Weird? The password I used to get onto said site doesn’t work lol
May anyone pm me about a hint? I think I have found the correct file from the system, but I always get a timeout. I was able to retrieve the public variant of that file
really could do with some pointers on priv esc. run the usual checkers and have compiled and tried them with no luck. I see there’s a job that runs every so often but don’t have permissions to edit that. please PM me with any clues you might have.
ok must add. I do not normally port stuff nor do I usually respond to PM’s. saying that as sometimes it’s not obvious if people have spent enough time on something. but I have with this one, saying that one exploit linuxprivchecker suggested which haven’t tried (next on todo list). but this one is weird. help me obewan you’re my only hope!
post even!!
Look harder!! I haven’t rooted it yet, but I think I am on the right path (at last).
ok looked harder. need some help, anyone? PM me please!!
I see a weird job running. cannot say as to not spoil. but runs /usr/sbin/XXXX and in CAPS! file does not exist how is that possible?
with -f, then the other jobs which I cannot edit
I have been at this box for days 
THIS BOX IS MINE!!! At long last 
Wow! That was a journey lol
Well,
Ive read this thread and the tips a few time now; OWASP, Burp etc. I found the 2 files and when i read them i see that they are related. The thing that just escapes me is on how to combine those two for the next step. I burped every field and tried a lot but am missing a crucial step. I don’t know how to use the information i have right now. I think the amount of hosts with the netmask is far lower, but then?
Any kind soul who could guide me in the right direction with a PM?
@CyberWizard said:
Well,Ive read this thread and the tips a few time now; OWASP, Burp etc. I found the 2 files and when i read them i see that they are related. The thing that just escapes me is on how to combine those two for the next step. I burped every field and tried a lot but am missing a crucial step. I don’t know how to use the information i have right now. I think the amount of hosts with the netmask is far lower, but then?
Any kind soul who could guide me in the right direction with a PM?
I’m in exactly the same place as @CyberWizard , any pointers via PM without giving too much away will be much appreciated.
see if the site is hosting anything
I know a whole bunch about the box, but I’m missing the how of many. 
@spoppi said:
deanos: as already stated in this thread look at OWASP Top 10 and put both files in conjunctionPM me for additional help if you need
@stevejglover said:
@CyberWizard said:
Well,Ive read this thread and the tips a few time now; OWASP, Burp etc. I found the 2 files and when i read them i see that they are related. The thing that just escapes me is on how to combine those two for the next step. I burped every field and tried a lot but am missing a crucial step. I don’t know how to use the information i have right now. I think the amount of hosts with the netmask is far lower, but then?
Any kind soul who could guide me in the right direction with a PM?
I’m in exactly the same place as @CyberWizard , any pointers via PM without giving too much away will be much appreciated.
guess many people are the same. Can you guyz give more clue about steps after finding out the ip stuff?
Man, this box is making feel like an idiot - I feel like it shouldn’t be this difficult to figure out what to do with the two files, lol
check the format of the file found somewhere else than http, then put both “together”
If anyone has any other hints on how to use these two files please feel free to PM me. I feel so stupid. LOL
I think it’s the how of putting both “together” that I’m struggling with
@phoenix192 said:
I think it’s the how of putting both “together” that I’m struggling with
ahahaha to be more clear, you guys mean “.txt” as the file and its format? I told it very clear because finding it is not a challenge. I guess everyone made an NMAP scan and saw it. If yes, I found two things, one of them is that TXT and they both are about “addresses in IT world”. But putting both of them together didn’t make any sense for me. 