TryHackMe! Abusing SETUID Binaries - Vulnversity

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Published 2020-04-09

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All Comments (21)

@liuculiu8366 3 years ago

18:00 Using python instead of the recommended tool reminds me those teachers really explains the answer to you rather than tell you that is the answer.
@AliTaqi 4 years ago

I had been struggling to escalate my privileges and you taught me how to do that in such an easy manner. You're amazing. Thank You!
@HEADSPACEnTIMING 4 years ago

I just wanna say, your the only channel I have with notifications turned on. I'm part of a security group but upper management. Basically I get the reports. Iv grown a large interest in how my subordinates conduct their pen testing. Watching you has 1. Impressed me and 2. taught me how my subordinates conduct their pen testing. Kudos with the python script.
@enpassant7358 3 years ago

A half hour video and I will be spending hours taking notes. I really enjoy learning from you. Thanks.
@sirw369 4 years ago

Bro, thank you very much for this detailed walk through. I just finished a homework with a privilege escalation exercise. This solidified everything I did and more. Keep the great content coming!
@louisjohndoblon2933 3 years ago

Just finished Vulnversity. Your python script blew my mind! Got me wanting to ramp up my python skills. Thanks man!
@martijnkooij-nl 3 years ago

Thanks John! Been watching your videos for a month or so now and with a little help in that last bit (stabilizing the shell and actually running the service using systemctl) I just finished my first TryHackMe room. Sweet Victory!
@muaazahmad2601 4 years ago

Just did this box today, it was interesting to see the other ways we can use to address the challenges. Great Video!
@alexanderb6353 4 years ago

John, thank you for such a comprehensive explanation and a fascinating adventure! It's a pleasure to watch your videos, I am really waiting for more your episodes of try hack me!
@alexcondos9897 4 years ago

It really helps when you have a solid understanding of networking, programming & basic linux fundamentals. I'm pretty sure a couple years ago i would of shat bricks and thought you were gandalf, even though you are basically gandalf, thank you <3
@TheNotoriousFonzy 3 years ago

THANK YOU I WAS STUCK AND THIS HELPED ME SO MUCH!!! Your explanations and everything were clear, concise, and super helpful. A+ Thank you!!!
@markfuentes3666 1 year ago

Loved the alternative ways you showed us. Thanks as always
@kenthn5396 4 years ago

I actually enjoyed these videos even though I'm just a newbie in this field. I look forward to seeing more of these!
@freeman1884 4 years ago

It feels great to find that I can understand more of what you are doing lately!
@Ayahalom123 4 years ago

dude you are so humble, I just love your videos and personallity!
@nyleen 4 years ago

Doing the youtube algorithm thing. Tho I actually came for the video. <3
@SmashPhysical 3 years ago

Thanks for this, I had waited to finish the room before I watched this, and find your approach very helpful and instructive, especially replacing burp with a python script!
@crazy338866 2 years ago

Thank you so much for the walkthrough. I was struggling so much with the systemctl step. I didn't realize I needed to stabilize the shell to make the GTFO script to work.
@sasakanjuh7660 4 years ago

I got stuck on the last step, ran out of the ideas, find similar approach to what you used but I didn't know the trick with stty so input gave me a lot of pain, so I eventually gave up :/ Now I can finally complete it! :D Great video, as always! :)
@Vannelle1337 3 years ago

Watching your video and actually understanding keeps me smiling. Thanks for the great explanation!