Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network)ġ3.00 ff 0c 0d 4f ed. : Intel(R) PRO/1000 MT Network Connection
: Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network) : HybridĮthernet adapter Bluetooth Network Connection: Next on our list is networking, what is the machine connected to and what rules does it impose on those connections.įirst let's have a look at the available network interfaces and routing table. That is all we need to know about users and permissions for the moment. Initially we will want to quickly gather some essential information so we can get a lay of the land and asses our situation.įirst let's find out what OS we are connected to: Basically at time t0 we have no understanding of the machine, what it does, what it is connected to, what level of privilege we have or even what operating system it is. We might have used a remote exploit or a client-side attack and we got a shell back. The starting point for this tutorial is an unprivileged shell on a box. Δt for t0 to t3 - Initial Information Gathering Windows Attacks: AT is the new black (Chris Gates & Rob Fuller) - here.Įlevating privileges by exploiting weak folder permissions (Parvez Anwar) - here. I have tried to structure this tutorial so it will apply in the most general way to Windows privilege escalation.įinally I want to give a shout out to my friend Kostas who also really loves post-exploitation, you really don't want him to be logged into your machine hehe.Įncyclopaedia Of Windows Privilege Escalation (Brett Moore) - here. Keep this in mind as various OS/SP differences may exist in terms of commands not existing or generating slightly different output. It should be noted that I'll be using various versions of Windows to highlight any commandline differences that may exist.
So lets dig into the dark corners of the Windows OS and see if we can get SYSTEM. On top of that the patch time window of opportunity is small.
I think the reasons for this are probably (1) during pentesting engagements a low-priv shell is often all the proof you need for the customer, (2) in staged environments you often pop the Administrator account, (3) meterpreter makes you lazy (getsystem = lazy-fu), (4) build reviews to often end up being -> authenticated nessus scan, microsoft security baseline analyser.Ĭontrary to common perception Windows boxes can be really well locked down if they are configured with care. Not many people talk about serious Windows privilege escalation which is a shame.
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