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Post Exploitation/NFS Root Squash.md

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 # NFS NO ROOT SQUASH
 
-* Mount nfs locally and gain root
+Mount NFS locally and gain root through activated `no_root_squash`.
 
+When "no_root_squash" is enabled on an NFS share, it means that the "root" user
+from the client system retains its full privileges when interacting with files
+on the NFS share. In other words, any actions performed by the "root" user on
+the client system are replicated with full permissions on the NFS server. This
+can potentially lead to a security vulnerability, especially if the client
+system is compromised or maliciously manipulated.
+
+## Exploit
+
+### Craft a Shell
+
+Craft a shell and execute it on the NFS share which has `no_root_squash`
+enabled to gain root privilege.
 
-## Craft a Shell
 ```sh
 msfvenom -p linux/x86/exec CMD="/bin/bash -p" -f elf -o /tmp/nfs/shell.elf
 ```
-* Copy to target and use it
+
+After the shell has been created on or copied to the share, execute it on the
+target share
+
 ```sh
 ./shell.elf -p
 ```

Post Exploitation/pspy.md

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 # pspy 
 
-* Snoop processes withou root permissions
-* [Repo](https://github.com/DominicBreuker/pspy.git)
-
+[pspy](https://github.com/DominicBreuker/pspy.git) is a linux command-line utility that allows you to observe processes without
+being detected. It is used for monitoring and analyzing system activities. pspy
+allows you to track running processes, their arguments, and related
+information, which can be useful for debugging, security auditing, and system
+analysis.