linux-privilege-escalation-checklist.md

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Checklist para escalar privilégio no Linux

Checklist - Escalação de privilégio Linux

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Informação do Sistema

• Pegar informações do sistema
• Checar o PATH, algum diretório gravável?
• Checar variáveis de ambiente, alguma informação sensível?
• Procure por exploits de kernel usando scripts (DirtyCow?)
• Cheque se a versão do sudo é vulneravel
• ****Dmesg signature verification failed error?
• Enumerar mais o sistema (date, system stats, cpu info, printers)
• Enumerar as possiveis defesas

Dispositivos

• Listar dispositovos montados
• Algum dispositivo não montado?
• Alguma credencial no fstab?

****Programas instalados****

1. Checar por programas uteis instalados
2. Checar por programas vulneraveis instalados

****Processos

• Tem algum programa desconhecido rodando?
• Tem algum programa rodando com maior privilégio do que deveria?
• Procure por exploits para os processos rodando (especialmente as versões)
• Você pode modificar o binário de algum processo rodando?
• Monitorar processos e checar se tem algum processo interessante rodando frequentemente
• Você pode ler algo interessante na memória do processo (Onde senhas podem ser salvas)?

Agendamento/Cron jobs?

• Is the PATH being modified by some cron and you can write in it?
• Any wildcard in a cron job?
• Some modifiable script is being executed or is inside modifiable folder?
• Have you detected that some script could be being executed very frequently? (every 1, 2 or 5 minutes)

Services

• Algum arquivo .service com permissão de esrita?
• Any writable binary executed by a service?
• Any writable folder in systemd PATH?

Timers

• Any writable timer?

Sockets

• Any writable .socket file?
• Can you communicate with any socket?
• HTTP sockets with interesting info?

D-Bus

• Can you communicate with any D-Bus?

Network

• Enumerate the network to know where you are
• Open ports you couldn't access before getting a shell inside the machine?
• Can you sniff traffic using tcpdump?

Users

• Generic users/groups enumeration
• Do you have a very big UID? Is the machine vulnerable?
• Can you escalate privileges thanks to a group you belong to?
• Clipboard data?
• Password Policy?
• Try to use every known password that you have discovered previously to login with each possible user. Try to login also without password.

Writable PATH

• If you have write privileges over some folder in PATH you may be able to escalate privileges

SUDO and SUID commands

• Can you execute any comand with sudo? Can you use it to READ, WRITE or EXECUTE anything as root? (GTFOBins)
• Is any exploitable suid binary? (GTFOBins)
• Are sudo commands limited by path? can you bypass the restrictions?
• ****Sudo/SUID binary without path indicated?
• ****SUID binary specifying path? Bypass
• ****LD_PRELOAD vuln****
• ****Lack of .so library in SUID binary ****from a writable folder?
• ****SUDO tokens available? Can you create a SUDO token?
• Can you read or modify sudoers files?
• Can you modify /etc/ld.so.conf.d/?
• OpenBSD DOAS ****command

Capabilities

• Tem algum binário com alguma capability não esperada?

ACLs

• Has any file any unexpected ACL?

Sessões de shell abertas

• screen?
• tmux?

SSH

• Debian OpenSSL Predictable PRNG - CVE-2008-0166****
• ****SSH Interesting configuration values****

Interesting Files

• Profile files - Read sensitive data? Write to privesc?
• passwd/shadow files - Read sensitive data? Write to privesc?
• Check commonly interesting folders for sensitive data
• Weird Localtion/Owned files, you may have access or alter executable files
• Modified in last mins
• Sqlite DB files
• Hidden files
• Script/Binaries in PATH
• Web files (passwords?)
• Backups?
• Known files that contains passwords: Use Linpeas and LaZagne
• Generic search

****Writable Files****

• Modify python library to execute arbitrary commands?
• Can you modify log files? Logtotten exploit
• Can you modify /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/? Centos/Redhat exploit
• Can you write in ini, int.d, systemd or rc.d files?

****Other tricks****

• Can you abuse NFS to escalate privileges?
• Do you need to escape from a restrictive shell?

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