HackTheBox - Fuse

IppSec · Beginner ·🔐 Cybersecurity ·5y ago
00:00 - Intro 01:00 - Begin of nmap, see a Active Directory server with HTTP 05:20 - Gathering usernames from the website 06:20 - Using KerBrute to enumerate which users are valid 08:00 - Using Cewl to generate a password list for brute forcing 09:25 - Using Hashcat to generate a password list for brute forcing 15:50 - Trying to use RPCClient to change the password. Cannot 18:00 - Using SMBPasswd to change the password 22:00 - Logging in via RPCClient and enumerating Active Directorry with EnumDomUsers and EnumPrinters 24:40 - Password for SVC-PRINT found via Printer description (EnumPrinters) in Active Directory, Logging in with WinRM 26:50 - Discovering SeLoadDriverPrivilege 27:30 - Switching to Windows Downloading everything needed for loading the Capcom Driver and Exploiting it 28:50 - Compiling the EoPLoadDriver from TarlogicSecurity 31:50 - Compiling ExploitCapcom from FuzzySecurity 35:00 - Copying everything to our Parrot VM then to Fuse 37:45 - Loading the Capcom Driver then failing to get code execution 41:30 - Creating a DotNet Reverse shell incase the Capcom Exploit didn't like PowerShell 47:50 - Exploring the ExploitCapcom source and editing it to execute our reverse shell 50:11 - Copying our new ExploitCapcom file and getting a shell
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Chapters (19)

Intro
1:00 Begin of nmap, see a Active Directory server with HTTP
5:20 Gathering usernames from the website
6:20 Using KerBrute to enumerate which users are valid
8:00 Using Cewl to generate a password list for brute forcing
9:25 Using Hashcat to generate a password list for brute forcing
15:50 Trying to use RPCClient to change the password. Cannot
18:00 Using SMBPasswd to change the password
22:00 Logging in via RPCClient and enumerating Active Directorry with EnumDomUsers a
24:40 Password for SVC-PRINT found via Printer description (EnumPrinters) in Active
26:50 Discovering SeLoadDriverPrivilege
27:30 Switching to Windows Downloading everything needed for loading the Capcom Driv
28:50 Compiling the EoPLoadDriver from TarlogicSecurity
31:50 Compiling ExploitCapcom from FuzzySecurity
35:00 Copying everything to our Parrot VM then to Fuse
37:45 Loading the Capcom Driver then failing to get code execution
41:30 Creating a DotNet Reverse shell incase the Capcom Exploit didn't like PowerShe
47:50 Exploring the ExploitCapcom source and editing it to execute our reverse shell
50:11 Copying our new ExploitCapcom file and getting a shell
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