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  • Linux Remote Management Protocols
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  • Port 20/21 - FTP Pentesting
  • Port 22 SSH
  • Port 23 Telnet
  • Port 25 - SMTP
  • Port 53 DNS
  • Port 110/995 POP3 and IMAP 146/993
  • Port 111 -RPC Bind
  • Port 135 - RPC
  • Port 137 NetBios
  • Port 137, 138 UDP NMDB
  • Port 161 SNMP
  • Port 445 - SMB
  • Port 1433 - MSSQL
  • Port 1521 Oracle TNS
  • Port 1833 - MQTT
  • Port 2049 - NFS
  • Port 3306 MySQL
  • Port 3389 - RDP
  • Port 5985 - WINRM
  • Port 632 (UDP) IPMI
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  • Port 10000 Webmin
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      • Initial Enumeration
      • Automated Enumeration Tools
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      • Impersonating access tokens
      • Potato Attacks
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      • Registry Escalation - AlwaysInstallElevated
      • Sheduled Tasks
      • Runas
      • Weak Service Permissions
      • Unquoted service path vulnerability
      • Print Spooler
      • Bypassing UAC using the UACME tool
      • UAC Bypass: Memory Injection (Metasploit)
      • Windows Subsystem for Linux
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      • Meterpreter Kiwi plugin
      • Group Policy Preference
      • Escalate to SYSTEM from Administrator
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Potato Attacks

LogoRotten Potato – Privilege Escalation from Service Accounts to SYSTEMfoxglovesecchevron-right
LogoGitHub - ohpe/juicy-potato: A sugared version of RottenPotatoNG, with a bit of juice, i.e. another Local Privilege Escalation tool, from a Windows Service Accounts to NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM.GitHubchevron-right

We can get a meterpreter session if we have access to powershell/ cmd.

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Last updated 12 days ago