Re: grsecurity

[Philip Sanderson <philip.k.sanderson () gmail com>]

you need to go in prepared :-)

ask them what os distribution / kernel options / etc before hand. If they
are enabling all options, you're probably best of sticking to web
vulnerabilities if you don't know much about linux ;-)

depending on kernel options used, you /may/ be able to use standard kernel
exploits. if uderef or kernexec is not used.

do you have your course materials you can upload somewhere? i suspect they
will give you hints on knowing what you need to know/do :-)

On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 10:49 PM, f10 410 <presseften () gmail com> wrote:

> Hi 4 all!
>
> There is a small project at school (IT security module). The project is on
> hacking a Shuttle X50 barebone pc running a linux grsecurity on it. There is
> only LAN acces and a 10 minutes session. There are 3 score levels:,
> 0 level is place a txt on the pc which survive the 10 min.
> 1 level start a service or program which survive the 10 min.
> 2 level place a txt into the root directory which survive the 10 min.
>
> I'm newbie in grsecurity so anyone has some idea or experience, pls contact
> me:)
> my first impression was that it could be done with Metasploit.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Regards f10!
>
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