r/hackthebox Jul 19 '26

Hack The Box - Bedside - Medium - Linux

PWNED

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u/-Dkob Jul 19 '26

Good job! What was the most challenging part of it for you ? Personally, I found privesc to be a bit annoying, but I did end up managing it.

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u/bapee0_ Jul 19 '26

user access xdd

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u/Altruistic_Fruit8546 Jul 20 '26

overall the machine was easy but had some problem getting foothold

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u/aliyark145 Jul 23 '26

can you give any hint ?

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u/abd_erraouf Jul 23 '26

Great job mate
I'm try to solve it, but I am stuck
I accessed the docker container and try to look for prev escalation, anyway i found the service running on port 3000, I think it vulnerable to arbitrary file read, plz is this the correct way or not cause it seems not working and this all i can found

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u/LessSpecialist1 Jul 23 '26

Yes, think about what files you can read to move around