How To Root Server With Mysql Config File


Hi Everyone , Today i am gonna teach you how to root server with mysql config when you are back connected but you don’t have local root exploit for corresponding server.

yeah many times it happened with me too. I got many big web servers but unable to root because of lack of local root exploit. So i founded this method for rooting the web servers.

As we all know that symlink is very time taking method and many

By this method you can also root the web servers of 2015 or any web server you want but if you are lucky enough.

Its pretty simple  you just need some time and luck (i cant show you POC with pics )
So lets start .

Steps:-
  1. Back/Bind connect the server (Hope you all know this basic thing)
  2. Give command on your netcat  ln -s /root cmd
Now what this command will do is , it’ll clone root directory to cmd in folder you are currently working

      3. Now Search for usr/lib/mysql or usr/local/mysql
      4. If you luckily found mysql dir search for config file of mysql

you will find something such when you will find config

####################
$mysql_user_user = ‘root’;
$mysql_user_pass = ‘root123456′;
################################

And you are done 

Basically mysql is one of the element in linux which requires root privileges during its installation

I hope you people enjoyed my tutorial

Note :: This tut is for educational purpose only. I am not responsible for any kind of misuse of this information
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