I have never hate a machine like I hated this one before lol!! I really need to learn some windows
Thanks to @JimShoes and @tanfoglio for their suggestion about trying a different tool, still trying to figure out why it worked with one and not with the other but thats homework now.
So my main hint for root will be: if you think you are in the right path but still failing give another similar tool a try
That was a â â â â of a privesc! Didnât realize how close I was for soo long until it finally clicked. Haha. If youâre struggling with root (or any stage really) take a break, RTFM for any tools, and pay attention to the details behind any errors youâre getting. Debug mode is definitely your friend.
Feel free to DM for a nudge, but please start with what youâve tried and what youâre trying to do. Otherwise good luck and happy hacking!
I have the creds extracted from the an***** v**** (not sure if thatâs too big of a spoiler, so playing it safe), and have figured out how to make the application connect to the back end, but Iâve been banging my head against a wall for the past few days trying to make anymore progress from there. Iâm not all that experienced in pentesting in the Windows world, would anyone be available to DM me and get me pointed down the right path?
The privesc is kind of hard, but also quite easy when you grasp the concept.I had issues with certain python tools that could be useful, however, latest kali running py3.11 and those tools crash. Whereas they work on py3.10.
pyenv is a very useful software, similar to nvm for node that allows easily downloading and using different versions of python w/o replacing the system python and breaking other tools.
I canât tell if this is supposed to be a response to my post or standalone, but on the assumption that itâs a reply Iâll say I havenât even gotten a foothold yet, let alone to the point of being able to privesc, Iâm still banging my head against P** trying to see what I can accomplish with very little base knowledge of Ac**** D******* and L***, though I will definitely keep Python version in mind when I get there. I will second that pyenv is a fantastic tool and hugely useful for exactly cases like that