OSCP - Linux Privilege Escalation Methodology

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Privilege escalation is a topic that a lot of OSCP students don't feel 100% comfortable with, and that's completely okay! This video goes over the methodology that I used for Linux priv esc whenever I got an initial shell on a machine. This helped me a lot, so I hope that it can help you on your journey too!
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[@nostalgicnow6001]

Thanks so much for this video

[@HowToEverything1]

Thank you for the chart it's going to help me study a lot, appreciate it!

[@c0nd4]

No problem! Hope you get some good use out of it

[@Haxr-dq6wt]

The legend himself started to upload priv esc videos again

[@c0nd4]

And I hope to make a video like this for Windows priv esc soon 🥳

[@kishoreg8835]

@@c0nd4 make it plz

[@sharky9493]

Thank you very much...Absolutely great,,this will help me to understand the methodology! As a beginner you are absolutely lost in the jungle! of so many possibilities. And its hard to sort!

[@marcogaspercic8658]

Great channel, wish I found this earlier. This helps alot to get the right mindset. You got a new subscriber! Keep up the good work!

[@c0nd4]

Thank you very much! Glad I could help!

[@npz1838]

Really great stuff man. I'm glad I found your channel! Keep up the great work!

[@c0nd4]

Thanks!

[@gvrkrishna4857]

Nice one, if you can demonstrate each and every priv-esc vector you are talking about, it would be awesome!

[@c0nd4]

Thank you! I have a few more things I'd like to add to my Linux privilege escalation series from this chart.

[@hemav6543]

Thanks for the amazing video 👌👌saves a lot of time

[@4ag2]

most underrated content creator! keep it up fella ;)

[@c0nd4]

I appreciate the constant support 😁

[@theblowupdollsmusic]

Great presentation. Instant sub.

[@satishtiwary]

which software you used to create this floe char diagram?

[@qj1eo]

You and your chaneel is GREAAAAT!!!! KEEP GOING MAN !

[@Saw-o3h]

I wish you could add the coresponding commands and tools for each one, then the video would be the best one in KZbin. you kknow because I think the matter is explaining the bullet points and the main thing in short time than making long video or course with lots of unusefull information. it is exactly you did, short but effective. if you just put the reletive commands for each in updated video would be nice, then I have a strong reason to buy you a coffee :-). thanks mate

[@aahringer]

Exceptional video, thank you so much for sharing!

[@iffyk]

Wow this is a really great video. Im making way through pwk now and this is super helpful!!!

[@c0nd4]

Thank you! Good luck on the exam!

[@ayodub]

Really great explanations. Does the layout of your mind map reflect the order in which you enumerate these priv esc methods? I'm especially interested because you put cron jobs first.

[@c0nd4]

Thank you! The techniques are not in any specific order. I think to be thorough, you should check each tactic. Any order is really only a guessing game.

[@DavidAlvesWeb]

This is awesome! Thank you so much for putting in the time to show us your methodology!

[@c0nd4]

No problem! I really hope you can get some use out of it!

[@InfoSecDojo]

please demonstrate all these methods i wanna take notes 😁😁

[@c0nd4]

I plan on doing that soon 😃

[@ajaykumark107]

Please make more videos.!

[@c0nd4]

I definitely will 😁

[@Haxr-dq6wt]

@@c0nd4 Yeah bro we want more You are the best to explain priv esc in the community

[@c0nd4]

@@Haxr-dq6wt Wow thank you! That really means a lot

[@ajaykumark107]

This calls for a windows priv esc video as well.

[@c0nd4]

I plan on making one with a similar format to this since people seem to like it

[@enhboldotgonbaatar248]

very helpful thanks a lot

[@c0nd4]

No problem 😁

[@ekaadit7892]

Wow... this playlist is good for beginner :)) thank you :))

[@c0nd4]

No problem 😁

[@kishoreg8835]

are you going to upload all tutorials related to OSCP? or just random concepts? also, are you gonna do a live stream or something? roasting our resume review? or teach your wife/stranger hacking series (super fun to watch and learn) or hacking live stream (hack the box.. try hack me....) .. 1Q&A live stream... just concepts that are fun to see on youtube you see. because there are lots of the same dry content out there so adding a little creativity here and there would help the channel grow better and standout from the rest.

[@c0nd4]

Not everything that I do is for OSCP, but I do have more OSCP preparation videos planned. I've also done live streams in the past for HTB walkthroughs and I plan to keeping doing it. As far as things like resume reviews and teaching my girlfriend to hack, I probably won't do things like this. I'd like to do a Q and A if people are interested in that though! Thank you for the feedback and suggestions, I appreciate it 👍

[@Fz3r0_OPs]

Thanks for share it bro, I owe you some beers.

[@chrisbinner2635]

Great Work. Great Content. Serious and clear Speaker. I like your whole Mindset and Concept. Greets from Germany.

[@c0nd4]

Thank you very much!

[@mritunjayk.1229]

This a great resource. Thanks for sharing.

[@OMER3-1-3]

Excellent video and roadmap thanks

[@c0nd4]

Thank you!

[@atamamed2712]

Very helpful content thank you very much waiting for more videos like this!

[@c0nd4]

Thank you!

[@CyberZyro]

nice video, but whats the final answer for - can we use kernel exploits in OSCP ??

[@c0nd4]

Yeah as far as I know you can

[@CyberZyro]

@@c0nd4 ohk thnx for reply sir .!

[@intellectualgravy9796]

This was a great video. Would love to see a similar video for Windows. Love from India.

[@c0nd4]

Thank you! I do plan on making that video

[@The1996Rockers]

@@c0nd4 waiting for Windows tooo, please include active directory tooo

[@JoakimBB]

Awesome content ! Subbed keep going. I like your clear speech and easy to understand explanation. Keep it up good stuff!

[@c0nd4]

Thank you very much!

[@berthold9582]

Hello am new in your chanel 🤩👌👌👌

[@c0nd4]

Welcome!

[@alexwall7204]

Really helpful video, thanks! The only one I'm a bit unsure of is the 'Interesting Capabilities on Binary'. I looked it up briefly, including its man page, but I'm not exactly sure how to go about even checking it, let alone abusing it. Do you know of any helpful resources for looking into it that got you up to speed with it?

[@c0nd4]

This was confusing for me at first too. Here's what clarified it for me. Hope it helps. github.com/swisskyrepo/PayloadsAllTheThings/blob/master/Methodology%20and%20Resources/Linux%20-%20Privilege%20Escalation.md#capabilities

[@alexwall7204]

@@c0nd4 Oh perfect, that does indeed help (particularly with the explicit privesc example), much more clear than the links I'd found by Googling. Thanks, I look forward to going through the rest of your videos!

[@InfiniteLogins]

Back at it again with another banger.

[@c0nd4]

I appreciate you man, thanks!

[@carrotgains9856]

Brilliant content. Thank you very much for this. As you said, the priv esc guides on web searches don’t go into methodology so this was incredibly helpful 👍

[@c0nd4]

Thank you! Glad you found it helpful

[@CyberCelt.]

Just stopping by to say thanks for the flow chart and brilliant channel. Keep up the good work

[@c0nd4]

No problem! Thank you for the support

[@kishoreg8835]

Please next explain them all using an example... On a box or something just so we know how we approach them practically. FYI this theory is really good. Love From India ❤️

[@c0nd4]

Thank you for the feedback! I plan on showing off the methods in separate shorter videos, and have done a few already in my Linux privilege escalation series. I'll be adding more eventually to cover the rest of what is in the chart here. Hope this helps. kzbin.info/aero/PLDrNMcTNhhYrBNZ_FdtMq-gLFQeUZFzWV

[@maddogmaz1576]

Thank God you don't have a foreign accent. I can actually understand you

[@jacklee1612]

Liked and subscribed! Love your videos, very clear and precise.

[@c0nd4]

Thanks! I really appreciate it

[@shaiksohil7058]

Great effort man looks simple but not to make that chart

[@c0nd4]

Thank you!

[@itunsicherheit]

Which tool have you used to create the mind map?

[@rfamily360]

you're the man. this information very usefull for newbie like me

[@c0nd4]

I'm glad to hear! Happy to help however I can 😁

[@rfamily360]

@@c0nd4 yes cant just stop with those list. but atleast give me a hint what i should type on the google search bar.

[@The1996Rockers]

Please upload enumeration methodology for oscp

[@c0nd4]

I'd like to do something like that. It's going to take a bit to map out because there's a lot to it

[@The1996Rockers]

@@c0nd4 your videos are clear and on to the point 💥 best of all , keep it up

[@The1996Rockers]

@@c0nd4 could you share your oscp notes?

[@c0nd4]

Sorry I don't have any notes from OSCP that I can share. Most of my notes are specific to the lab boxes, so of course I can't publish those.

[@heatherfetty5730]

Oops I disliked

[@c0nd4]

I'd expect that from you

[@heatherfetty5730]

@@c0nd4 These comments are too nice. We can't let your ego get too high

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@@heatherfetty5730 stfu or this is a joke

[@The1996Rockers]

Awesome Mann

[@c0nd4]

Thanks!

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[@c0nd4]

Thank you!

[@L33tb1nary]

Instant like

[@c0nd4]

I appreciate it, thank you!

[@nixcutus]

Great Video 📸😊

[@c0nd4]

Thanks! 😁

[@abdullahyasin3055]

How can we find services running on local host?

[@c0nd4]

There are plenty of Linux commands that can give you this information. Look into thing such as netstat, ss, and lsof. Good luck!

[@kat90430]

Amazing! Thanks you so much!

[@giantplantofweed6061]

Thanks man its so sad that most it sec content is not made for understanding but more made for skript kiddies