HackTheBox - OnlyForYou

00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Start of nmap
03:20 - Discovering beta.only4you.htb
03:55 - Downloading the source, scanning with Snyk and discovering a File Disclosure vuln
05:15 - Demonstrating that os.path.join in python will do unexpected things if a path begins with slash
07:30 - Failing to get /proc/self/environ, not sure why we failed here
09:20 - Grabbing the nginx configuration to discover where the websites are stored, using the File Disclosure Vuln to leak source of main website
11:15 - Discovering a vulnerability when sending mail
12:10 - Talking about how we will bypass the bad character check, the Re.Match will only match the start, not entire string
16:10 - Getting code execution from the contact form
18:45 - Reverse shell returned, looking for databases, and discovering a few ports listening on localhost
22:30 - Uploading Chisel so we can access ports 3000 and 8001
25:40 - Start of Neo4j Injection, discovering we are in a contains statement
30:00 - Going to HackTricks and discovering we can use LOAD CSV to leak data out of band
32:25 - Leaking the labels, then grabbing users and hashes
38:30 - Logging in with John, discovering we can use sudo with pip to download a tar off GOGS
40:25 - Creating a malicious python package for us to download, then uploading to gogs
44:10 - Showing that the pip download command will execute setup.py and getting root

[@ChristopherPelnar]

IppSec's opening nmap statement before every box is comparable to Bruce Buffer's, "Let's get ready to rumble!!!!!!!!!!"

[@fabiorj2008]

Excellent. Very cool box and writeup

[@_7RAW]

It’s a walkthrough not write up 😊

[@PhilocyberWithRichie]

Great thanks for sharing! the last part was pretty hard

[@Rogerson112]

Love you!

[@StevenHokins]

Awesome box

[@jimjim8125]

awesome box! how did you do to make a reverse proxy on ssh without reconnecting again to ssh?

[@somerandomwithacat750]

He used the internet

[@christophsarnowski9849]

start ssh with "-o EnableEscapeCommandline=yes" (or put that into your ssh config file), then in the ssh session, press ~C

[@qdza]

do you solve the labs before recording or is it all live?

[@mistacoolie8481]

brutal

[@gokul6120]

What have you done with Firefox that open a linke in new tab..

[@tg7943]

Push!

[@buckbarrette898]

你的那个visual studio检查漏洞的插件叫什么名字额？请麻烦告诉一下，好吗？

[@user-dk4hw9if1z]

How did he know to do VHOST with gobuster near the beginning?

[@orpheus0108]

Always good to have some recon going in the background to see if there are other subdomains the server will route to. On this box, I found the vhost in the source before I remembered to launch my own recon. Also, it's a good idea to rerun Nmap scripts after you add a discovered vhost to your host file so that Nmap can follow the redirect. I've almost missed ".git" directory on another box because for some reason my feroxbuster didn't find it but rerunning Nmap with the vhosts added to /etc/hosts found the .git

[@chrisbowel3084]

First Comment

[@AUBCodeII]

Only for me, Ipp? 🥺

[@VologodskoNovgorodski]

Only for fans...

[@spacenomad5484]

OMG I didn't realize the first RE only matches the BEGINNING... I spun up a bind DNS server and served a TXT record with my payload after the include: because that's a wildcard match :D :D :D

[@nirlevy8079]

Hi there! For me, bypassing the "Hacking Detected" in the LFI I URL encoded the ../ and it worked! than, I had access to any file in the machine

[@PrakashKumar-se1qk]

I tried the similar URL encoding, but it got identified %2e%2e%2fetc%2e%2e%2fpasswd

[@LegitZero]

@@PrakashKumar-se1qku need to put a “/“ at the beginning as that’s the bypass in the source code