Unix 29

This challenge focuses on privilege escalation by exploiting misconfigurations in the sudo command. You'll log in with the credentials "pentesterlab" and use sudo -l to list authorized commands. The goal is to either read a file containing a key or gain a shell as the user "victim."

To read the file, you can specify the file's path directly on the command line using awk '{print $0}' /home/victim/key.txt. Alternatively, to gain a shell as the user "victim," you can use awk '{system("/bin/bash")}'. Understanding how to manipulate sudo configurations can be crucial for ethical hacking and system auditing.