- Machine
- NanoCorp
- OS
- Windows
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Steps
- 4
- Added
- 8 Nov 2025
An SCF file in a resume upload leaks a service hash; an AddSelf/ForceChangePassword ACL chain reaches WinRM, and a CheckMK agent LPE (CVE-2024-0670) gives SYSTEM.
How it went
- 0nmap
nmap shows a domain controller also running Apache/PHP with a hiring subdomain.
- 1SCF hash leak
A resume ZIP holding a .scf file is browsed by a service account, leaking web_svc's NTLMv2 hash to Responder, which cracks from rockyou.
- 2ACL abuse
BloodHound shows web_svc can AddSelf to IT_SUPPORT and ForceChangePassword monitoring_svc; resetting it with Internal4New keeps AES keys for its Protected Users membership.
- 3monitoring_svc
A Kerberos TGT gives monitoring_svc a WinRM (HTTPS) PowerShell session and the user flag.
- 4CheckMK LPE
The CheckMK agent runs as SYSTEM; pre-seeding read-only cmk_all_*.cmd and triggering an MSI repair via RunasCs (CVE-2024-0670) runs a payload as SYSTEM.