Please explain your virtual networking environment you've setup for your testing.Quote:
Originally Posted by frankibo
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Please explain your virtual networking environment you've setup for your testing.Quote:
Originally Posted by frankibo
Is your real name Kelly by any change?
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Originally Posted by frankibo
[QUOTE=BOFH139;Is your real name Kelly by any change[/QUOTE]
No, I am not.
You still haven't answered Streaker's question about your virtual set up.
Because I am not allowed to tell you that. I've got some rules were I have to hold myself to.
Well then don't expect anyone here to help you further. We are willing to help but not if it is something that uncertain.
Just go and read some posts in the idiot's corner. Just to see that so many people were trying a similar approach. Not that I directly want to imply that you are trying the same but without any proof me and I think most others here will be careful and not give out any information which might be used in illegal activities.
If what you are saying is true you could ask your company to pay for a course and certification which could teach you on what you want to know.
Ok, let me put it this way. I made my virtual network on two computers. One is the server running in VmWare. On the other computer I got multiple computer running with low memory. They are computers of the different department within the company. I am trying to get a normal user account, who isn't allowed to install programs or start services, to be able to do that.
I hope this clears a few things up.
Not really... What do you mean by that?Quote:
Originally Posted by frankibo
Don't you have an account? :confused:
Of course I have an account, I have an account with limited privileges and I am testing of it is possible to get more privileges. I don't need to be superuser or anything. I want to see if a limited user can be able to install programs using privilege escalation.Quote:
Originally Posted by .lonewolf
oh ok... have you searched yet?