Cyber Security Notes

Introduction
CVEs
- CVE-2022-33106
Paper Reviews
- Imperfect Forward Secrecy: How Diffie-Hellman Fails in Practice
Security Basics Notes
- Identification, Authentication and Authorization
Enumeration and Initial Compromise
Post Exploitation
Port Forwarding Cheatsheet
Powershell Essentials
Application Security
Linux 64-bit Assembly
Cloud Security
Reverse Engineering
CTF Challenge Learnings
Applied Cryptography
- Linear Congruential Generator

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Post Exploitation

Linux Privilege Escalation

SUID - nmap

Learnt while tryhackme: mrrobot CTF

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So, we found SUID bit set on nmap

To escalate privileges: nmap --interactive !sh

This method is also an effective method of breaking/escaping limited/restricted shell. More on that in further posts.