Easy OSCP EJPTV2 eCCPT Linux Privileges Escalation Sudoers Privileges GTFOBINS SUDO

Abusing Sudoers Privileges

A small, internal Linux server belonging to a transport company—accessible only via SSH—was left with a poorly configured `sudo` setup following the departure of a contractor. The objective is to pivot between accounts, gain `root` privileges, and capture the "flag." You can gain access via SSH using the following credentials: jony:kettle-ridge-42

getting_started.sh

# 1. Extract the archive you just downloaded — on your own box, not a server.

you@host:~$ unzip abusing-sudoers-privileges.zip && cd abusing-sudoers-privileges

# 2. Boot the vulnerable machine. It prints the IP it was assigned.

you@host:~$ sudo bash deploy.sh abusing-sudoers-privileges.tar

# 3. Point your tools at that IP. Ctrl+C here tears it back down when you're done.

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Published Nov 10, 2026
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