I found out that it’s possible to follow this walkthrough all the way through if you use the pwnbox, but not if you’re using Kali-Linux-2022.2-virtualbox-amd64. Does anyone know why this is? What’s the vital difference?
I’m having something similar. When I’m entering {{7*7}}, the error page is not loading. So I don’t see the server-side error code. I only get the firefox error page that the site could not be loaded. “Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at 10.129.196.1.”
Exact same issue here, please file a case to customer service like i did. I believe in case they 'll receive massive load of such queries this might speed up the process for this machine.
I tried to apply the encoded payload directly to the email box. Didn’t get the same result as with using Burp. Got that “We will contact you at: %7b%7b%23%77%69%74%68%20%22%73%22%20%6…”.
Has anyone tried that and/or can explain the difference between how the string that is applied directly is different from the one sent through Burp Repeater?
Once I change the return process line to "{{this.push “return process.mainModule.require(‘child_process’).execSync(‘whoami’);”}}, it gives me output but does not indicate “root” in the return.
Then all other node.js codes that follow only provide me syntax errors. I’ve tried copying, typing, running this on the HTB desktop, running the lab on a VPN through ParrotSec, and I get stuck at this point every time.
There is text formatting error if you follow along in the writeup and copy and paste into burp. There is an extra line. Anything that is below the this.push "return line should be moved and add to it.
I am trying to use burpsuite on Bike - when I go Proxy->Intercept on, and I launch the browser, I type in the URL, and it just sits there. If I turn intercept off, I only get up to Connection:close. What am I doing wrong ??