All right, so welcome back.
We have in the previous lecture, we actually compromised the host, so we gained initial access through
accommodation of a valid account, specifically a default prudential use for the administrator.
And we gained access through exploitation of a local following through on the ability.
So basically we just reverse engineer at the point exploit determined that it was looking for a particular
password file that contained a hash, which we then searched via Google, found the plaintext credentials
and signed it.
Once we gained access to the Web app, we were able to.
Then leverage.
File, upload, unrestrictive file.
And essentially generate a MSF payload to a payload, which was a GSP page, which contained a reverse
shell, and when the Web server downloaded that Shell executed it and then returned a shell back to
us, which is how we gained access.
So if you want, you know, the full step by step walkthrough on how we do that, how we did that,
and go back to the previous lecture.
And in this lecture, I'm going to show you now how we can escalate our privileges.
So we have a shot.
We have gained access to the machine.
What do we do next?
So, again, you could.
Who am I?
See who you are.
You know, you can check your privileges and see that, you know, you're not a member of the terrorist
group.
It's a thing I like to do next is just to assist in that.
All right.
Let's just look to see if there's any patches installed.
With his name, we've got the hostessing Windows 2000, a box, it's legacy, you know, so we know
that it's a windows, it's an old machine, and it's probably vulnerable to to multiple CBD.
Also, judging by the original start date, we can see it's pretty old.
What else do we have here?
We also can see that there are actually zero Heifetz's installed, so that's.
Means that we're going to be able to exploit this box mainly through the use of a public exploit.
So the first thing I want to do is just get I'm going to get a public explanation to running.
There are a couple of steps.
There are a couple of popular ones, and one of them is Watson.
So let's go in search Google for this.
What's interesting, Miles, is the one that we want.
You can see what this does, right?
You go down to the reading, it basically says it enumerates missing and exploited suggested exploits
for privileged escalation.
But if you notice the supported versions of server 2016 and 2019, we are running that server 2008.
So you might say VONNE was the point.
We can't use this exploit possibly.
But remember, as it get up, there might be an older release so I can look for tags.
I see there's only one release, which is to point out which is not what we want.
It's to be sent to go back.
I can look at the history and scroll up the documents.
I see this 33.
Scroll down.
Let's see what we have here.
This looks like it's pretty old, let's click on this one.
Two years ago, and this is the dot net 2.0 compliant version, and you can see here, this is version
zero point one and just doesn't have the restriction for Windows 2000.
So this might actually work when our version, if you notice, you might be saying, well, how do we
actually run that executable of any kind?
You click in the Watson folder, which is a bunch of like C sharp files and project files.
This could be intimidating.
So we're going to do is we're actually going to compile this binary.
And we're going to have to do it on Windows, if this is the windows, is the Windows box that we're
compromising.
So let's load up our Windows system and download this code.
It's copy and paste this tree.
Right.
Click copy.
Oops.
Control the control seat.
Let's flip over.
All right, so go ahead and download the zip.
Trying to extract this.
My name is Watson.
Zero one watch and zero point one.
Nancy Watson is here, you notice the solution, bouncing visuals to you.
So if you look at my computer here.
You see, I have Visual Studio 2019 where I installed it.
I just went to Google.
And you go to Visual Studio twenty eighteen for the latest version, whatever that is, by the time
you watch this video.
So you want to actually get the community editions, this the free version?
Can you?
This usually takes a pretty long time, it could take 30 minutes to an hour, maybe even longer, depending
on the network connection.
But you only need to do this once, once we get the set up, once we can use this.
The system for all of our further dot net compilation activities.
I want to go see.
I already have it installed, that's why it's here, but you just go ahead and.
And essentially, you know, set it up.
And once you do that, you're going to need to point out.
So let me show you what I'm talking about here.
Actually was just going to close this out and it's just last bottom.
It's going to say you can only open from a trustworthy source, that's OK, it's still an open project.
And they are going to want to do is build it for our environment.
So if I click on Watson and get on the properties, I can also press all in to get their.
We want to select the target framework now, you're probably only shows.
Dot net four for four point five.
And you're right, but we need you to point out we need to figure out a way to timpano into your version
of Visual Studio, because I got to see that.
And the reason we want to point out is because if we go back to Austin s.
You'll see that that was a requirement.
See here, it says dot net, two point eight compliant.
So that's what we need Dunnett to point out where to get it.
School.
So I just put dot net 2.0 download into Google and Skype on the dot net framework download, we want
the redistributor package.
OK, so we can download this.
You notice, he says, for 64 bit.
Right here is because our target is 64 bit.
We go back to the.
You know, this year, it actually says the 64 bit peak.
So we want to be 64 bit and we also wanted to use that to point out.
All right, so download it here and we just install it now, if you've got a visual studio, you might
have been tempted, at least I was at first to go to and still have the framework's if you click this.
This is not the right way to install it, you will go down a long rabbit hole trying to install it and
it won't actually work.
So I'm saving you the frustration.
Trust me, I went through that path and it did not work out right for me.
Sometimes the most obvious path isn't actually the best path.
You might think I need to go here, I need to download, like, you know, Natcore nope.
Or, you know, dot net framework C 2.0 is even listed here.
Right?
So this is not about to go.
The other option.
The other mistake some people make is they think we need to run a visual if you just do the installer.
And then it's it that way that doesn't work either.
The goal here.
All right, we could watch this installer and then we can go to modify.
Right, and then you can see all these individual components in the right side, you might think, oh,
OK, well, I just need to go to like individual components.
Dot net and then search for version 2.0.
This is a logical path to take, but it doesn't work.
First of all, to point, I wasn't here.
It's not that net caught the dot net framework.
These are two different things.
So dot net core is actually a platform, a cross platform, a newer version of dot net.
And we need the dot net framework to point out which doesn't exist.
So to save you all the time and frustration, just do it the way I showed it to Google, OK?
And once you install it, you you will be in your reload visual studio and you'll see this framework
here and we can select it 2.0, which is.
Are you sure you want to change the target frame for this project?
We are.
And then we want to make sure that we change the built version to a 64 bit CPU.
So we can go to configuration manager.
Changed from Diva to release.
Change C.P.U to 64 bit new, 64 bit.
Happy Thanksgiving to you, that's OK.
Know we can go to Bill.
All right, so this is good when you see success, one succeeded zero.
So we're good and you see it put it here.
So let's go ahead and navigate that path right quick.
Copy.
Let's minimize this window.
Let's just go there.
Right.
So this is the version we built, right?
I mean, the hostess, so that we can get it to our talking machine while we go to new window, new
process.
All right, and we're going to start with an S&P server on our Tacker machine so we can just drag and
drop it.
I'll show you what I mean a second.
Let's go back to the attack box and let's go to control B, C, control control assembly and talk to
one party directory.
Let's go ahead and locate the S&P server.
We have it is what we need, we need S&P servers, so I'm going to do zero SMB server that pie, see
if we can look at how to actually run this.
So it's just not them that's OK, just like this copy.
Seemed out of control, should be strict, controls it the right arrow and then damage.
Up, let's go.
Control left, left, left, left, left, left, left, right.
Let's just take away the age.
OK.
Still some issue here, it could be Python three.
So let's see if we need to get rid of the Python three that might make it worth.
So this is kind of interesting.
It looks like IMPAC is not actually running correctly.
We could try to update it.
Maybe there's some error with the S&P server, maybe just outdated or something similar, or we could
just be using the wrong version of it.
So if you notice up here, another chapter.
Let's try this one, Poppy.
Let's just use Python.
Just isolate the entire.
Delegate, sometimes you just have to play with stuff before we get it right.
So now we've got this year and it tells you you just want to run MSNBC over that pie in the Sharone
and Shut-off, you know?
Let's go and do that so we can do.
Apparently, it was back in the next year named for professor.
In the path of be the current current folder, which is my home directory, as it just told, means
boxes Arctic.
We've got that ready until the.
Swift Boat.
You a right and complete with your iPad 10, 10, 14, 20 to exit.
Let's go back to the box and see if we can get out of.
Ten, 10, 14, 20 to put us into.
And it might not work because I think you have to enable SMB version to support families to work, for
example, to open up a map out.
And actually, this is definitely not going to work, because if you look at IP config, you see among
the 192 network, for my example adapter, and I'm trying to get to it on the hack, the want to have
the box of VPN adapter, I think.
Right.
So that's not going to work.
There are two different subnets.
Just control Zied in this and let's control the quote again IPA and let's look for the adapter.
We've got the IP here.
This is the one we should we should try to access from the other system so it will be up and let's just
make sure we're using SMB to support because Windows 10 in general likes to use this newer version.
It's not the newest version.
SMB three is newer.
That has to be two.
But I think we need to at least enable this flag in order to allow access to the system.
That's right.
And let's go ahead and put it in right here to support.
And so.
So what we can do is we can say, yes, that she is seeing the causality in this one four five.
You can see it's still listening, Python three, the impact it as an observer is listening with this
pet so we can kill that pet.
6000 more pop up, let's try to get back.
And we're good to go.
We have the IP one any two one six eight zero thirty eight.
Copy that.
And then for that, and bam, just like that, we've got access there, so let's get copy over Watson.
All right, so we've got Watson here.
Let's go back to our attacker machine.
Let's make sure it's here.
We've got lots file, Watson, because he a 64 bit executable, the dot net assembly.
So let's get this over to our show.
Control being three to go back to the exploitation times.
Make sure we still have the show here.
We did.
So we need to find a way of getting it so we can actually do that by just doing.
This access like this, because in that case, do Tenten was important to me, to you that I want to
see if this works.
Running it so will be for I see what's going on here because it can't connect.
That's because it will be three.
The path is actually for this.
Right, last backslash and then what's good?
Yes.
Now runs, that's beautiful.
Toby Brackett, page up, you can see we got to run, that means we can probably successfully and it's
actually working here.
And we notice that there are a few vulnerabilities, thighbones that we should be able to use any one
of these in order to escalate our privileges.
Let's go down the list.
So first, I see him as 10 zero seven three and this is going to explode DB right, to spend Grothus.
I'm happy and see if we can do.
This is like this is for Windows XP, Windows seven, which I believe Server 2008 is based on the Windows
seven kernel.
But I could be wrong there, so this is actually a C program.
It's like we might need to compile it.
Actually, this is showing the output of Lindeberg.
It looks like it's the Windows debugger.
So here's the actual code.
Looks like the code starts here and we don't have completion instructions for the CP, so we could just,
you know, try to guess how this works or we could look for a freaking pop version.
I'm one of the places I like to go for that is just Google, right?
So let's go all the way up.
And what is this in us, OK, top 10 dash zero seven three, right.
It's not good, Jose, or I love to copy and paste.
Let's see who.
Until the.
He didn't copy and paste corrected.
So this looks like another sea file and it's actually a text file, but it's a courtesy file and there
are no compilation instructions that try to stay away from those because it's a little bit harder to
get those to compile if you don't really know how to compile it.
So I'm using it.
Moondust exploit gesture.
The search for that control up in 10.
This is just a tool that suggests exploits, sort of like Watson.
It doesn't actually contain the compound binaries.
This is not one that we want to go down the list.
We went to the X Y DB.
We brought it in there.
And that seems like a freakin pop version of the.
Could church search of the second sack with the.
These guys have a lot of decompiled libraries.
You can go to Windows, colonel exploits.
Still a quick search to see if we see it here.
And I'm not seeing it, and that's leading me to think this probably isn't a good one to use.
So we're going to scrap this idea for a moment.
And let's go back to our list.
Ms 10 Dash 090 to.
Then let's go back to Google.
And secondly, it's actually coming up there.
It looks like a ruby file.
That's what Ruby extension means.
It looks like it's a split if we're going to stay away from in general, because if you're practicing
for the Osip, you can't actually use metal plate to deliver payloads in this fashion.
So if that's the case, we're going to have to avoid this particular exploit, it could see a little
bit further to see if there's a non-metal split variant.
So that the if that one here.
And this is another matter, which is just a copy of the 71.
So we're not going to give this one up.
Ms 11, dash four, six.
This is.
Again, as an exploitive link, let's just go for the pre compiled binary in a real engagement, you
wouldn't actually use a broken pipe on.
You'd want to you want to download the solution file so that you can confirm that you're not compiling
an export that contains a back door right into the target customer's environment.
We've got some sea fans here have got a standalone executable.
This is showing some promise, and it looks like you just run the executable and then.
You get a shout here, you can see there in that Tacuba.
User 18 with password, Katine was added to the administrators group, and now you can see teams of
administrators write.
And you can see it's actually running on Legacy Hardware 2003, when it's over 2307, this one might
hold some promise for us.
Let's go and grab this guy.
Doesn't look like there's anything to compile either.
It looks like it's pre compiled, so it's either this one or this one.
I'm not sure which one is going to be one of these executables most likely.
This is going to include the entire report, which
isn't going to be possible for.
Let's just go ahead and grab this one quick copy of Information on Tap and let's go back to control
before.
Let's do a directory exploits.
Pseudo Lutsen into exploits.
She's here, as you can see, all right, so we've got to see exploits.
And then it's just it's you don't get the it should be done on that one and get the other one as well.
The other file, this one control tab.
Of the entire.
So we've got both of them.
And let's go back up.
Control B, control Z and.
Let's do that stat to make sure we completely kill off this serial killer minus nine six one two four.
You're getting that from here.
This is the pit of impact.
It started back again, but this time start from different directory.
So going to go to see exploits.
Maybe the same thing, protesting great.
Now, let's go back to our shell will be.
He would take it out and let's see if we can access.
What was shown in control be we shall be for.
Here we go.
The name is.
Copy that election will be three suspects.
We got the top control should be secret Rook's.
Now, let's say I kill myself immediately after I execute it.
Now, if this happens, it can be annoying, but we do need to get our show back, so let's do it and
we'll be.
And if they can get Hershel back, so remember, this is our show, The Shot at GSP, hosted as a Web
server.
And then let's restart on that cat listener.
And this should give us the show.
So what happened, was it on the ground?
That's because we need to run the task again to control.
To our tasks and which one it.
Good, we see it there so often you try to spin.
And this is a result of actually bringing the task is down our show to the victim server and we're going
to execute the reverse show, which will connect back to us and put forward three.
Is that the execution of the reversal here still in work and see what's happening here will be the.
It's not found.
Right, click, copy, link location, see what's going on here.
It's because we have the wrong name, which is backspaces out.
And the wrong syntax, we didn't have the EDP prefix Showbizzy to get back out and see what happens
this time.
All right, we've got the show.
Showbizzy, let's go ahead and just copy and paste this.
It looks like they actually crashed our session, so let's try to find one.
This will be will be right out of control.
Be right around the let's do control, be three and four before and we want this guy here.
Copy control B three should.
And we are not system, so it did not work and we could just try copying it.
It could just be that we're running out of the wrong directory.
It could be just like a black or white listing or something that's preventing execution.
Let's go to a different director.
And then what's?
All right, the file has been copied.
Yeah, it's there, just start running it.
It seems like he's trying to connect back to us in another show.
It's not hanging like that, we could go back and see if there's something we're missing.
So just run the command this way.
So it looks like, you know, this expert might be out of off the table as well.
See, nothing's happening here in that.
Shellback.
Which will be quote.
He was executed again.
Let's go to the scene as we have sorry, can still be.
Up to get to the top paying, and they control the left bracket to go up.
You looked into the top three, right?
This guy and this guy, so we have two more on this list.
See what you can find.
Squeakier has something.
It's like a zip file and it looks at you, you need to speed or the process idea of something here.
Let's see here.
The brand executable and says, OK, we need a pide.
You put the 16, 56 of the command show to want to inject into it, and then you get a new prop and
see, this is all gooey related.
So it's all interactive.
You don't have a gooey and it looks like it's going to seven as well.
I a server 2008 R2 as one, we don't have that P1.
So this is probably not going to work.
There's a solution.
We could try to compile it and work through that, but
because it says it doesn't look like it's because it's ESP one and it looks like you need it.
I don't think we should try this one.
Finally, we have this guy right here.
Again, squawky shows up.
Got a C++ file that we can compile server 2008 isn't a list.
But it's not a sport.
So what are we going to hear now is a couple of options we get.
You know, we're kind of running out of options here for this.
There's another tool called the Windows Exploit suggestion.
We could try that.
We might get some different experts to suggest what's going on this trip out.
Let's go out here, which will be for.
And this is do you see the.
Well, in terms should be.
OK, there it is.
So how do we run this?
Let's see, see, let's just do a cat and let me.
Joby, be bracket page up.
It looks like we need a database and we need a text file that actually contains the system.
Information output, so we can do that quite easily.
Let's go back and show you three into the system and from this full control, the Zebb to make it full
screen.
That's just copy this.
It's old school copy, right, click copy.
Control be easy to go back small control the boards, which back to this top kill them system and fanatics.
And if I was going to name it, this system I texted I to go into remote control should be to paste
escape, to go back into the command mode twice, to go up to the top.
And you can see that we've got a G to go down to the bottom.
Control colon cue thing exits the cat just to make sure it's there.
That's because we didn't save it.
Yeah, I could use it.
The escape shift is easy to save now, Captain.
Is there good now?
So it's always good to verify that you've saved your life before you want it because it could be empty.
Right now.
We can run this.
And control.
Be easy to make it Moleskine.
Let's give it what it wants so it looks like it wants a couple of things flag to even run the ship.
So dash dash update required to get here.
Let's do that first and permission denied.
OK, so we can actually do control.
You see that vein to run it as we.
For a beginning, we have zero on the ship and it's done great and it does this file here.
All right, so it looks like we got we have what we need and, you know, let's just go ahead and run
this tool now.
But to be helpful again.
So what do we need now, feed input for the container system and for what we have that?
System and phone system and for that text.
David is the father of the Microsoft Security Bulletin.
Well, I think we have had two.
As with Tab, you can see this file showed up.
It looks like the Microsoft Enmasse Security Bulletin S.B, right, that's what's up, it's gotten to
that 20, 20 top complete and everything else.
I don't see it as a.
Very cool.
So now we get the results and some show him some show and E so the E is the expert, give him his place
now.
So we want to look at maybe the ease because we're trying to avoid split if possible.
Now, this is looking for the ease that we haven't already selected with Watson.
So this expert right here, 12 037 is Internet Explorer, which might be possible.
We might be able to get some escalations here.
But, you know, it's not his floor.
And these generally require user interaction in order to explode.
So we'll put this in our back pocket.
His elevation of privilege and an 11 Dash 11, we did not try this one yet.
Nice to be happy for these other two, but we could check out later as well.
Ten, fifty, nine and 10.
Zero.
Forty seven.
Did you use those?
It will be up.
No, we did not turn 73 in 10, 92.
He's a different so we could try this.
We have a couple we can try.
Let's try this MS.
11 Dash 011 Altan and we we're going.
And one thing I want to mention, you might want to say why you were just Googling for this stuff,
this isn't hacking now.
You know, you could try to find your own zero day.
That certainly is an option where you force the application and you come up with your own sequence.
It takes a significant amount of skill that is well beyond the scope of this course.
If you do find a zero day and that means, you know, you have your own privacy, the right thing to
do would be to report it to Microsoft, get a CD signed, you know, and then, you know, go ahead
and, you know, possibly release the details to the public.
The other thing is, you know, when you read these exploits, there's a chance that it's not going
to actually work as expected, because remember, you're exploiting or you're abusing functionality
in windows.
And so it may not always work the way it's supposed to.
You're basically bypassing the normal functionality of the application and using it in the way that
the developers never intended.
So don't get frustrated that things don't work exactly the way you want it to work.
Let's try this one implication.
Tab will be for.
And the second should be three.
Where are we here?
Um, I'm getting a little bit lost all these windows I'm hoping for.
Let's see.
I thought, let's do it here.
Did he get slow to get control, should the cable down until the three?
Let's see if we can grab this one.
And we are still us, right?
We if you look at who am I to pretend we don't have all the privileges we need, which is why we're
not escalated, right?
I do not either.
Tell us it's still not a member of SYSTEMA administrators, so that did not work.
The other one is 10, 15, nine and 10 for the seven.
Let's try this.
Cyclically.
So it looks pretty straightforward, you just weren't executable with the shell and then the command,
you want to run a system?
Sure.
Yes, sure.
Ross Guiteau.
It's probably a the about.
You can see everything that's here, right?
There's a lot of different stuff here.
We don't need all that, oh, is this right here and possibly this foul, so right click.
Copy that location control before she would agree with that, tweet this.
And let's guy the other one location.
OK, I just had the IRS kind of funny, right, sometimes that works if you're using DSH.
Specifically, unzip this thing and it says it cannot cannot find zip file directly in one of these
files.
That's kind of unfortunate because it looks like from this exploit, that's what we actually need,
that could be that this file is actually this file we need.
So we could try that.
We just go back to control B three and it's ten.
Fifty nine.
It's not just the.
And of course, I didn't actually run it correctly, because if the book.
He was supposed to give it a path and then a command to execute.
So let's try that.
Shellback.
And this.
You know, Schellekens back, we will try to do it the way that the developer tells us to do it.
I believe we want to do it and be left, left, left, left, left, left, left, just to make a little
bit bigger.
And it looks like it felt showbizzy because it's not their control z again, we need to make sure that
we run the task.
Then once that runs, we'll try again.
That's because, of course, I made the same point I made last time I to pay attention to what to do
in.
Showbizzy.
Joseph, be and did that run, something happened so we might have just added a user name, one, two,
three would pass it on to the system, we do net user.
So the marketplace extensively, it doesn't look like it actually created our new user with escalator
privileges.
All right, so back to the drawing board.
Let's clearly have one exploit left.
That will be this guy right here.
And it sounds like it's a Rafael is a zip here where you use it looks like a test user right now.
Is it a test group?
We run this exploit and we get a new interactive system shall set, this probably isn't going to work
either because you can see it's popping and it's in the goule and it's also on the display module.
So at this point, you probably want to use my display.
You know, we've gone through the exhaustive list of all these exploits.
You know, none of them seem to be relevant.
A lot of them seem to be made from this point.
So I think that would be the next course of action.
And if you're studying for the recipe, you do get one better spot burn, right.
So you can use it once.
And this would be our one time.
Right.
So let's go and start it up.
MSF run.
This is a better way if you do see the MSF council, you still have to start the postgrads database
separately, which means when you search, it's going to be slow.
If you use MSF run, it does all that for you.
So at the search for fusion and what do we have here?
A couple that are ranked excellent and.
Let's see what we can do here.
Which one should we use?
Not that one file, upload is another file, upload 30 where he got the password.
So we don't need this one.
This is the injection.
This is the personal check.
So that's the version check.
Unauthenticated, Arcy says this one might be relevant, but says Lennix, um, let's go and start down
here.
So number seven seven.
So options.
Set our ports to eighty five hundred, because that's what we are using, not 80 percent, almost 10,
10, 10, 11, our almost 10 zero set of port four four four four.
That's fine.
Target is zero.
That works from.
So you could use advanced options.
You can do both so we can see why it's found that they're both true.
But again.
Right.
We could try proximity to figure out what's going on here.
See, there's a proxy option.
You control Toby bracket forward slash boxing.
It's not actually searching the way I thought it would normally you can actually search through the
text by doing it that way, but it didn't work.
Interesting, could it be that this wasn't the correct exploit to use, but could be doing something
else wrong?
That is our IP is failing for some reason.
Let's go ahead in their search again for cold fusion and let's try number five this time.
Looks like they have the same kind notes, that same sort of CJP ed in both of them.
So maybe this one will work.
And five from the both the excellent rank, so you think that, you know, one of these should work?
Assuming that the version is correct, so you can say he's five Sakis.
Set our hosts.
Eleven set are worked out, it looks like it's already set to that set at almost zero.
This is actually sending a GSP payload that looks more promising because we know that's what we want.
Let's explore a completely new session was created interest in September, both true and again, it
does have an option for proxies.
So maybe see the proxy to see if we can figure out what's going on.
SLAPP proxy's to see says type hosting port post posted 10 hostas, one four seven zero zero one and
the port is in.
Proxy options.
Listener Katie.
Actually thought this idea.
So we should maybe get it, what we need to do is probably back to 1881 and redirect it.
To eighty five hundred.
So we're going to redirect intent 11500 whenever it comes into this port, eighty one to eighty one
run it and we had to treat, it looks like.
She convert.
Intercept on.
Meantime, let's go down to the bottom.
That's us, that's not the exploit.
I believe.
Intercept is on.
It's probably the time that we'll try it again.
And I'm not even really sure why this is not a proxy for berp.
Let's see if I go to what happens.
It goes to be intercepted it.
And it redirects it here that's working.
Something wrong with.
Let's see what we can find on.
They have it in all caps, so that's what we need.
And what do we see here?
This is what we're trying to send through.
I'm turning to Michelle back out so stupid people are beginning to repeat her until she started to repeat
her percent, observe the response.
Is your cell phone.
Found something about this exploit just isn't working.
She's not finding I'm guessing it's not finding this file here, which is generated as part of the exploit
process.
All right, so back to the drawing board.
We tried this one and we tried this one.
This could be relevant for this as Linux, that's the only thing.
Let's try to use for starters.
It's almost 10 to 10, 11 to port.
It's almost 10 zero.
Alpert's good, let's just from.
And then I set our house up here.
Interesting that our hosts 10 and 11.
So Johns.
That was pretty weird because right now.
Not sure why I didn't work the first time.
And it's also felt Tiger is not vulnerable.
Set target zero to set to automatic explicitly so that can automatically identify the target.
Still do not work.
So let's take a step back and let's think about this.
Everything we're trying is failing.
This is actually what can happen in the ACP.
All the protests you try just don't work.
It's just the four local explains.
So this right here, this local experts suggest gesture is a way to have better support, automatically
detect the most likely exploit for this particular system for the target.
It's good news this.
And when we do that, we can see that this is a post I posted.
All right.
So we need to have applied to et cetera.
Which, of course, we don't.
Because we didn't we didn't use metal plate to gain initial access to this box, so let's rethink,
restart.
This is exactly what you have to do in real engagement's.