Once you have a shell as the www-data user, the goal is root access.
The author does an excellent job showcasing modern tooling:
# Close the socket s.close()
Next, we perform a system enumeration using tools like linpeas and systemd-analyze . The results reveal that the machine uses a SystemD service called pdfy-converter to manage the PDF converter service on port 8080.
HTB: PDFy Machine Writeup (Updated) If you are prepping for the OSCP or just sharpening your web exploitation skills, on Hack The Box is a classic "easy" rated machine that provides a textbook example of Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) .
Once you have a shell as the www-data user, the goal is root access.
The author does an excellent job showcasing modern tooling:
# Close the socket s.close()
Next, we perform a system enumeration using tools like linpeas and systemd-analyze . The results reveal that the machine uses a SystemD service called pdfy-converter to manage the PDF converter service on port 8080.
HTB: PDFy Machine Writeup (Updated) If you are prepping for the OSCP or just sharpening your web exploitation skills, on Hack The Box is a classic "easy" rated machine that provides a textbook example of Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) .