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_posts/2024-03-29-Pentathon-Kermit.md

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 layout: post
-title: Kermit Box Walkthrough
+title: /assets/img/Kermit Box Walkthrough
 image: https://api.accredible.com/v1/frontend/credential_website_embed_image/certificate/82700692
 comments: True
 categories: [Pentesting, CTF]
 tags: [pentesting, Red teaming, cybersecurity, offsec] 
 
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-# Kermit
+# /assets/img/Kermit
 
 # Pentathon 2024
 
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ An Nmap scan was was conducted against the machine in question. Through this, it
 
 → On visiting the webpage, this page was found.
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img//assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled.png)
 
 Submitting anything on this page, we get redirected to a `complaints.php page`. 
 
@@ -36,27 +36,27 @@ On visiting the first path, we are given a binary file named ‘app’. On rever
 
 The original intent of the actual page was to give show Exif data for images but it was found that the `file uploading is not filtered` and any file can be uploaded to the server.
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%201.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%201.png)
 
 `The uploaded files were also accessible at /uploads/filename`
 
 So, we created a PHP web shell using pentest-monkey and uploaded the following to the server.
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%202.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%202.png)
 
 Through this we were able to get the shell.
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%203.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%203.png)
 
 We then locate the ‘app’ binary on the server.
 
 Through our previous findings, we exploit the binary using a simple bufferoverflow and read the contents of the id_rsa through which we can ssh into the server.
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%204.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%204.png)
 
 `Chmod 600`  on the file and then run the command.
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%205.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%205.png)
 
 We are then able to access the user flag.
 
@@ -65,26 +65,26 @@ We are then able to access the user flag.
 **Now we have to escalate to root, I found that another webpage has been hosted on
 localhost:8000,**
 
-![Untitled](/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%206.png)
+![Untitled](//assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%206.png)
 
 but since it is hosted on localhost, we have to perform port forwarding to our machine.
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%207.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%207.png)
 
 This means that any `request made on our local kali on port 8000` of localhost will be forwarded to our target machine
 
 - Now I identified `cacti server` on the webpage and set it up via the web browser.
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%208.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%208.png)
 
 A simple search revealed that it is vulnerable to several rce based on sqli, I used metasploit to exploit it further
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%209.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%209.png)
 
 I have set the rhosts and rport as 127.0.0.1:8000 because it will get forwarded because of our ssh port forward
 
 We also change the targeturi to / because that is where cacti is hosted.
 
 Alll that was left is to run the exploit and `boom we got root shell.`
 
-![Untitled](Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%2010.png)
+![Untitled](/assets/img/Kermit%20dcd423d39b634bbaa8368d7f4126fd32/Untitled%2010.png)