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As an attacker, I test for sudo -n. If it succeeds, I have root. In most cases I do not need it however. SSH key trusts, SSH multiplexing and bad posix permi
by LinuxBender 9y ago
As an attacker, I test for sudo -n. If it succeeds, I have root. In most cases I do not need it however. SSH key trusts, SSH multiplexing and bad posix permissions are more than enough to get me anywhere and grab anything.