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# Servicio NFS - site/\_backups
Enumeración de exportaciones NFS y revisión del montaje site\_backups para la configuración de Umbraco y el descubrimiento de credenciales.
Enumera las comparticiones exportadas con `showmount`:
```bash
showmount -e 10.10.10.180
```
El `/site_backups` la exportación es visible para todos.
Para acceder a esta exportación, crea un directorio y móntalo localmente:
```bash
mkdir /mnt/mounted_files
mount -t nfs 10.10.10.180:/site_backups /mnt/mounted_files
```
Use `tree` para listar la estructura del directorio montado:
```
tree -L 2
```
El montaje contiene un `.config` directorio de configuración y un `sdf` archivo de la base de datos de Umbraco utilizada por el CMS en el puerto 80.
El `.conf` el archivo no contiene nada interesante, y `umbraco.sdf` es un archivo binario.
Use `strings` para extraer caracteres legibles y guardarlos para un análisis detallado:
```bash
strings Umbraco.sdf > /home/jordan/Desktop/htb/remote/content/output
```
La salida revela la contraseña `admin` y el usuario `smith`.
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