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having mysql root password what now - macnux - Apr 26, 2014 Hi i was able to get config file of a site that uses root user now what i should do? the server do not allow remote connections * - ~OMC~ - Apr 26, 2014 Try using that password to log into the owners account, or find an SQL vulnerability of some sort. * - macnux - Apr 26, 2014 i have SQL vulnerability and i get the password hash but i couldn't crack it all sites i know does not crack it any way i have now is mysql root password and md5 of the admin panel of the website what i can do? * - ℛℛℛoooℛℛℛ - Apr 26, 2014 (Apr 26, 2014 04:39 PM)macnux Wrote: i have SQL vulnerability and i get the password hash but i couldn't crack it Well if you cant crack them online, then try to crack them offline using JTR. If you cant really crack them then just move on, they're encrypted for a reason, its not like you can just "Pass the Hash", if you know what i mean. -Chosen- * - LocoJose - Apr 26, 2014 Check if the script that contain the SQLi vuln has write privs. Maybe script run with root user too, if so you should be able to upload a shell via SQLi! * - macnux - Apr 26, 2014 i try to upload the shell using sqlmap but i it gives error says Code [WARNING] HTTP error codes detected during run:the only option i have with the system i can read files (like reading config files as i do) no writing no uploading * - Flamco - Apr 27, 2014 same problem m8 having root account and sql map read file option, im trying to figure it out * - LocoJose - Apr 27, 2014 Forget about tools, try to check manually for write Privs! Tools may often work false positive and positive false :) * - Flamco - Apr 27, 2014 you can write to /tmp try to find some temp directory in www root or cache dir var/www/tmp and you can login as different user with sqlmap --dbms-cred=DBMS.. DBMS authentication credentials (user:password) --dbms-cred=root:pass (Apr 26, 2014 06:31 PM)macnux Wrote: i try to upload the shell using sqlmap but i it gives error says download index.php and then look for includes *.php download them and look into code * - macnux - Apr 27, 2014 i use --dbms-cred=root:pass but the same WARNING |