Prtg Network Monitor Github

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Wecan now go in setup->notifications and add a new notification which executes a ps1 script that is located in : C:\Program Files (x86)\PRTG Network Monitor\Notifications\EXE. If we go with ftp into that directory we can see that there are two files :

The script writes the current date into the file specified as argument, but if we pass to the argument test.txt;whoami > "C:\ProgramData\Paessler\nothing.txt" we can check who is the user that executes the program. If it is nt authority\system we can copy the root flag and read it.

At this point we can check the web service at the address From this point we know that in the server is installed PRTG which is network monitor program with a previous vulnerability. In fact, after digging a bit, we find out that the program used to stored plain password, using no encryption mechanism. The location where it stores configuration and data is the following C:\ProgramData/Paessler/PRTG Network Monitor and the file we are looking for is Configuration.old.bak, an old backup.

Now that we are logged, we can kindly use the script PRTG-Network-Monitor-RCE to create a privileged user thanks to we can connect via smb and retrieve the root flag. Notice that we need to insert as parameter the cookie set by this website (the ones once logged).

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