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# Service NFS - site/\_backups

Lister les partages exportés avec `showmount`:

```bash
showmount -e 10.10.10.180
```

Le `/site_backups` l’export est visible à tous.

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Pour accéder à cet export, créez un répertoire et montez-le localement :

```bash
mkdir /mnt/mounted_files

mount -t nfs 10.10.10.180:/site_backups /mnt/mounted_files
```

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Utilisez `tree` pour lister la structure du répertoire monté :

```
tree -L 2
```

Le point de montage contient un `.config` répertoire de configuration et un `sdf` fichier de la base de données Umbraco utilisée par le CMS sur le port 80.

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Le `.conf` le fichier ne contient rien d’intéressant, et `umbraco.sdf` est un fichier binaire.

<figure><img src="/files/b3d81ef5c8da2d125ac42cae6589cfec39efaf6a" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Utilisez `strings` pour extraire les caractères lisibles et les enregistrer pour une analyse détaillée :

```bash
strings Umbraco.sdf > /home/jordan/Desktop/htb/remote/content/output
```

La sortie révèle le mot de passe `admin` et l'utilisateur `smith`.

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