fixed it a few days later with a restart ~Aera23 On Linux Privilege Escalation: Three Easy Ways to Get a Root Shell
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[quote]But let’s be honest here, this would be too easy for it to occur in the real world, except maybe for some easy-for-beginner CTFs[/quote] Never say never, I ran "peplive" (Peppermint OS Live), and no password is needed to run sudo (since this is usually used as a recovery medium, or to install the OS). I then edited the shadowfile, and by mistake NO user can use sudo/default user... including me... but the site still runs, and I have limited webshell access. ~Aera23 On Linux Privilege Escalation: Three Easy Ways to Get a Root Shell