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-Netdata-PrivEsc-CVE-2024-32019

🔓 Local Privilege Escalation (ndsudo) en Netdata CVE-2024-32019. Explotación de configuraciones débiles. 🛡️

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CVE-2024-32019-Netdata-ndsudo-PrivEsc

CVE-2024-32019: Netdata ndsudo PrivEsc (HTB Editor)

Automated Bash script to exploit the PATH Hijacking vulnerability in Netdata's SUID ndsudo binary (CVE-2024-32019). This exploit was specifically adapted to overcome common restrictions found in hardened environments (such as the Editor machine from Hack The Box).

🎓 Educational Disclaimer

This repository and the included scripts are provided strictly for educational and cybersecurity research purposes. The author is not responsible for any misuse or damage that may result from the use of this material. This script is designed for use in controlled laboratory environments (such as CTF platforms) or on systems where explicit owner consent has been obtained. Using this tool to attack targets without prior mutual consent is illegal and punishable by law.

🚀 Features

  • nosuid Evasion: The payload generates the privileged shell in the /home/user directory instead of /tmp to avoid mount restrictions.
  • Bash Drop Privileges Evasion: Uses the shebang #!/bin/bash -p to force Bash to preserve the euid=0 inherited from the SUID binary.
  • Automatic Extraction: Automatically copies the root flag (/root/root.txt) granting read permissions to the current user.

🛠️ Usage

Create the auto_privesc.sh file on the victim machine and give it execution permissions:

root@kitploit:~
chmod +x auto_privesc.sh
./auto_privesc.sh
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