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NAME Microsoft - Windows Platforms Affected:WindowsRisk Level:highCVE Type:Privilege escalation DESCRIPTION CVE-2022-26904 is a privilege escalation vulnerability impacting multiple products and versions of Microsoft Windows. A Metasploit module was observed in…
NAME Microsoft - Windows Platforms Affected:WindowsRisk Level:mediumCVE Type:Privilege escalation DESCRIPTION CVE-2022-24521 is a privilege escalation vulnerability impacting multiple products and versions of Microsoft Windows. A proof of concept (PoC) was…
NAME Polkit Project - Polkit Platforms Affected:PolkitRisk Level:highCVE Type:Privilege escalation DESCRIPTION CVE-2021-4034 is a privilege escalation vulnerability impacting Polkit versions 0.120 and earlier. A Metasploit module was observed in open…
NAME Microsoft - Windows Platforms Affected:WindowsRisk Level:highCVE Type:Privilege escalation DESCRIPTION CVE-2022-21999 is a privilege escalation vulnerability impacting multiple products and versions of Microsoft Windows. A Metasploit module was observed in…
NAME Moodle - Moodle Platforms Affected:MoodleRisk Level:highCVE Type:Privilege escalation DESCRIPTION CVE-2020-14321 is a privilege escalation vulnerability impacting multiple versions of Moodle. A Metasploit module was observed in open source and…
NAME VMware - Multiple Platforms Affected:MultipleRisk Level:mediumCVE Type:Privilege escalation DESCRIPTION CVE-2022-22960 is a privilege escalation vulnerability impacting multiple versions of VMware Workspace ONE Access, VMware Identity Manager and VMware vRealize…
NAME Microsoft - Exchange Server Platforms Affected:Exchange ServerRisk Level:highCVE Type:Privilege escalation DESCRIPTION CVE-2018-8581 is a privilege escalation vulnerability impacting Microsoft Exchange Server. A proof of concept (PoC) was observed publicly…
NAME Microsoft - Windows Platforms Affected:WindowsRisk Level:mediumCVE Type:Privilege escalation DESCRIPTION CVE-2022-21882 is a privilege escalation vulnerability impacting multiple products and versions of Microsoft Windows. A proof of concept (PoC) was…
Start with a nmap scan, then we want to open burp suite and navigate to...
I start up the machine then always start with a quick Nmap and the follow it up with a more intense one shortly after. I highlight things that look interesting…