Bash cmd
EasyBash
Overview
I'm using a script located at `/challenge/chall.sh` to prevent the execution of dangerous commands on the server. It requires `sudo` privileges because it performs several operations that need elevated access, such as running `sudo /challenge/chall.sh`. The script is currently protected. Is there a way to bypass it and retrieve the flag located at `/root/flag.txt`? Flag Format: Flag{}
Lab Details
Prerequisites & Requirements
- Basic Linux and bash knowledge
What will you learn?
- Bypassing restrictions in bash to execute commands
- Using bash globbing techniques
Tools
- Linux
- Browser
Job Positions
Unknown
Tags
ShellBash ScriptingBash GlobbingRoot AccessLinux Commands