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To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters Show hidden characters. You signed in with another tab or window. Once you grasp the general idea you will be able to apply these techniques to other situations. For our first example we will replicate the results of a post written by Parvez from GreyHatHacker; "Elevating privileges by exploiting weak folder permissions". This is a great privilege escalation write-up and I highly recommend that you read his post here.

This example is a special case of DLL hijacking. Programs usually can't function by themselves, they have a lot of resources they need to hook into mostly DLL's but also proprietary files. If a program or service loads a file from a directory we have write access to we can abuse that to pop a shell with the privileges the program runs as.

Generally a Windows application will use pre-defined search paths to find DLL's and it will check these paths in a specific order. This problem can be mitigated by having the application specify absolute paths to the DLL's that it needs.

This may occur due to several reasons, for example if the DLL is only required for certain plug-ins or features which are not installed. In this case Parvez discovered that certain Windows services attempt to load DLL's that do not exist in default installations. Since the DLL in question does not exist we will end up traversing all the search paths. As a low privilege user we have little hope of putting a malicious DLL in , 5 is not a possibility in this case because we are talking about a Windows service but if we have write access to any of the directories in the Windows PATH we win.

After transferring the DLL to our target machine all we need to do is rename it to wlbsctrl. Once this is done we need to wait patiently for the machine to be rebooted or we can try to force a reboot and we will get a SYSTEM shell. Everything is set up, all we need to do now is wait for a system reboot. For demo purposes I have included a screenshot below where I use an Administrator command prompt to manually restart the service. For our final example we will have a look at the scheduled tasks.

Going over the results we gathered earlier we come across the following entry. There seems to be a TFTP client on the box which is connecting to a remote host and grabbing some kind of log file. Lets have a look if we have write access to this folder. Clearly this is a serious configuration issue, there is no need for this task to run as SYSTEM but even worse is the fact that any authenticated user has write access to the folder. Ideally for a pentesting engagement I would grab the TFTP client, backdoor the PE executable while making sure it still worked flawlessly and then drop it back on the target machine.

However for the purpose of this example we can simple overwrite the binary with an executable generated by metasploit. Once that is done we can get an early night sleep and wake up for our shell in the morning. To demonstrate this privilege escalation in action I fast-forwarded the system time. You will need to take time to examine ALL the binpaths for the windows services, scheduled tasks and startup tasks. As we have been able to see accesschk is the tool of choice here. Before finishing off I'd like to give you a few final pointers on using accesschk.

This guide is meant to be a "fundamentals" for Windows privilege escalation. If you want to truly master the subject you will need to put in a lot of work and research. As with all aspects of pentesting, enumeration is key, the more you know about the target the more avenues of attack you have the higher the rate of success. Also keep in mind that you may sometimes end up elevating your privileges to Administrator.

Bluetooth Device Personal Area Network Software Loopback Interface 1 The netsh firewall commands are only available from XP SP2 and upwards. This will display verbose output for all scheduled tasks, below you can see sample output for a single task. This is only possible because ring0 exploitation lies outside most peoples expertise.

JOB - Provides access to the jobs scheduled using the schedule service. This is a sample from sysprep. Please people Base64 is not encryption, I take more precautions to protect my coffee.

The password here is "SuperSecurePassword". The command below will search the file system for file names containing certain keywords. As this thread explains this can be difficult. Fortunately kali by default has a whoami. All right! At this point we are done as far as this host is concerned. But I wanted to do more. As this explains they are stored in. Fortunately we have mimikatz to do the pillaging for us. I followed this video.

Now run mimikatz. Now with the hashes, we can either crack them or pass them to gain access to other systems sharing the same credentials. Check that our network adaptor has File and Print Sharing installed and enabled: Then right-click a folder properties to share: After clicking OK you should see a hand sign underneath the shared folder. Nmap scan report for Nmap done: 1 IP address 1 host up scanned in Opening SVCManager on Creating service XQBG Starting service XQBG