CVE-2024-38200 Microsoft Office NTLMv2

Exploit

CVE-2024-38816 Spring Framework




exploit

DOCKER# Privilege Escalation
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From normal to R00T user using this simple technique !

#dicker

CVE-2024-43582: RCE in RDP Servers, 8.1 ratin

A use after free vulnerability in some RDP servers could allow an attacker to carry out remote code execution.

Exploit

Chaos-Rootkit

widows x64 Ring 0 rootkit

https://github.com/ZeroMemoryEx/Chaos-Rootkit
#win #rootkit

Difference

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If you want reset your #LINUX Password
You can use These methods:

#method_1

1: Using Recovery Mode:

Step 1 : Reboot the system and press 'Shift' to access the GRUB menu

Step 2: Select the 'Advanced options for ' and choose the 'Recovery mode' option.

Step 3: Select 'root' to drop into a root shell prompt.

Step 4: Remount the file system as read/write with the command: mount -o rw,remount /

Step 5: Reset the password using the command passwd [username]

Step 6: Reboot the system with reboot command.

#method_2

Using Init=/bin/bash Parameter

Step 1: Reboot and press 'Shift' to access the GRUB menu.

Step 2: Select the Linux boot option and press 'e' to edit boot parameters.

Step 3: Find the line starting with 'linux' and add init=/bin/bash to the end of the line.

Step 4: Press 'Ctrl+X' to boot with this parameter.

Step 5: Remount the file system as read/write with mount -o rw,remount /

Step 6: Reset the password using passwd [username]

Step 7: Reboot the system using exec /sbin/init

#method_3

Method 3: Live USB Method

Step 1: Boot from a Linux Live USB drive.

Step 2: Open a terminal and mount the root partition of the target system.",

Step 3: Navigate to the root partition and use 'chroot' to access the file system.

Step 4: Use the passwd command to reset the user password.",

Step 5: Unmount the partition and reboot the system.