Boot2Root is a challenge about privilege escalation, which require finding multiple ways to become root on the given ISO
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Information security challenge, taking advantage of a vulnerable ISO and its systems to become root.
reverse-engineering buffer-overflow-attack infosec webshell dirtycow suexec privilege-escalation-exploits ret2libc arbitrary-code-execution shellcode-injection nop-slides
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This project is a CTF-style vulnerable virtual machine designed for hands-on penetration testing and cybersecurity training. Root the box by exploiting misconfigurations, weak credentials, and privilege escalation paths. Ideal for practicing ethical hacking skills in a controlled lab environment.
reverse-shell cybersecurity shellcode privilege-escalation webshell 42school buffer-overflow dirtycow suexec boot2root ret2libc
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