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So let's use our first vulnerability and use it to exploit the machine and get through it.

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We're going to start with the first point that we're so open and that is this report number 21 and the

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service running behind it is an FPP service particularly at school vs FGP.

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Like I said your job as an ethical hacker or as a penetration tester is to investigate each and every

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single one of these ports and services running behind them.

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So the first thing that I want to do is I want to connect to this board and see what information I can

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get out of it.

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I'm going to switch to my command line.

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And as you can see here I have met us blood running in the background and ready already.

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Let me go to another one.

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And because it's an anti-peace arrest I'm going to try and connect to it using my FTB client to do that.

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I'd FTB and the IP address

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and it looks like on the most recent version of Ganley we don't have an FPP client.

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However we've already learned how we can manage packages install and install software on our can in

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an x.

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We do that using the APC gets commands.

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So I'm going to do.

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Get to know not send a note what's an app thinking about install FTB and Kelly will go and fetch the

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FTB client and install it for me.

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It will take a minute.

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So let's wait for it to gather and once it's done we can try again and connect to our target machine.

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Now that my FGP client is installed I can try to connect to it using the FTB commands.

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And I do FTB the IP address.

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The first thing that I'd like is not to say here is the version of the FTB server returns the name and

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the version actually so the name is vs FTB and the version is to point three point four and I'm getting

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prompted to log in using a user.

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There are instances when and after the server is configured to accept anonymous slogans.

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And with that I'm in the FTB is configured to take or accept a username of Anonymous and any password.

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So I'm going to try and see if that works here.

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I'm going to type the user name Anonymous and any password and get it.

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I am logged in now.

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Now that I'm locked in I want to see if I can find any information or any files laying around and its

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like that and that I can pull out and use to my advantage.

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If you've never used it before and don't know what commands you can run type of question why.

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And we'll show you a list of commands that you can use.

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You'll notice that some of these commands we've already seen for example the command like with C and

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Khalilah next is a command that we can use to list the contents of a directory.

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Man it looks like there's nothing here.

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So it looks like I'm a bit unlucky.

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I couldn't find anything useful to terminate the connection with the FTB server.

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I'm going to type by.

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Let me go back to the Zend map scam now that I've investigated the service from a higher level.

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I'm going to dig a little bit deeper into that particular FTB service and the particular version of

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that ATAPI service.

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So I'm going to copy that and go and try to research it a little bit and see if there are any vulnerabilities

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affecting it.

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And the second I type that into Google you'll see that multiple suggestions pop up on how to exploit

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this service.

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So it looks like we're in luck.

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And there might actually be an exploit that we can use to break into our target system.

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I'm going to look at the first results here which is an entry by a rapid 7.

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This is the company behind me at this point the company that created Methos Floyd and it looks like

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we're actually very lucky from the first service that we're investigating that exists Erewhon ability

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that we can use to break into our target system.

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And this is the name of the module and methods that we can use.

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So I'm just going to copy this and go back to my met the split.

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We've seen how to use the spot before so I'm not going to go through the details of it.

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I'm just going to go ahead and use the model there in full if you remember shows me a little bit more

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information.

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I'm just going to type this to verify that this is actually the model that I want to use.

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And as you can see here this time it's exactly the version that I have so all that is left now is to

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configure my exploits and run it to do that.

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Let me have a look at the options by typing show options.

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All I need to do here is to just configure the remote host remote host as we've seen in the beginner's

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video as my target IP address so I'll do a set host to the IP address and in methods below it.

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There are certain exploits that we can check whether they're are going to be successful or not.

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Before we actually run them.

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So before we execute and run the exploits and risk breaking a service or risk the exploit not succeeding

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we can try to check to see what the probability of our exploits succeeding is.

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Now this option exists but not every exploit.

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So let me see if this exists here.

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I'm going to run the check command and unfortunately it says that for this particular Mondial check

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is not supported.

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So all I'm left with is to run the exploit and I can do that in one of two ways either.

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I type run or I type exploits so I'll type exploit and hit enter and let methods do its magic.

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Once you start seeing these signs and green this is when you start getting excited because that means

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the exploit is actually working.

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And here we go we have a command shell session one open which means we now have a command shell open.

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I'm going to type I.D. and look at that.

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We actually got and as route which is fantastic.

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And again I'm going to double check that and type.

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Who am I.

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Which is another command that we've seen and it tells me that with roots and we ended up landing in

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the root directory.

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Now to terminate my session all I have to do is type exit and met the splits closes the command shell

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and I hit enter again to go back to my mother's voice command prompt.

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So we got lucky we managed to break in targeting the first service.

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However I'm going to assume now that we're not as lucky which is more of a realistic scenario.

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It's very rare that you managed to get through from the first service that you target on the first IP

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address that you target.

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This almost never happens.

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So to make things a little bit more realistic and a bit more challenging I'm going to assume that this

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service is no longer vulnerable and we're going to move on together to look at other services and see

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how we can exploit those.

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But before we do that here's your mission for the section.

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When we logged in as an anonymous user we did not find anything on that server.

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So what I'd like it to do for this mission is to log in using the default credentials that are provided

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which are the MSF admin user and MSF admin password and see what you can get.

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See if there's anything useful that you can find if you find anything on the FCP server figured out

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a way to download these files and directories to your Kalli machine.

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So not only list them but actually download them.

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Once you're done with this FTB server on port 21 there's another FGP server running on another port

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do the same thing try to connect to that FTB server and again try.

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Anonymous user if that does not work try the MSF admin user.

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And once you're logged in if you actually manage to log in see if there are any files or folders that

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you might find useful and figured out a way to download those as well.

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Once you're done let's move on to the next video.

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