@hello #!/usr/bin/ruby
require 'socket'
puts Socket.getifaddrs.reject{|i|i.addr.nil?||!i.addr.ip?}.map{|i|"#{i.name} (#{i.ifindex}): #{i.addr.inspect}"}
@boots
lo (1): #<Addrinfo: 127.0.0.1>
lo (1): #<Addrinfo: ::1>
@hello #!/bin/true
cc @lanodan_tmp
:(
@lanodan_tmp ruby iirc basically is just calling getifaddrs and abstracting the return
whoever made this bot saw us coming from like a mile away and did a *really good job*
@lanodan_tmp if you have a 0day for docker lmk :V
https://github.com/HiroshiOkada/hello-bot/blob/master/bash-script/job.sh
@boots I don’t think I have one, but I think I’ll try docker or non-grsecurity failures.
@boots s/docker/systemd
@lanodan_tmp docker can have its own kernel, and i doubt the bot gives enough privilege to allow much poking
@boots The kernel is a basic ubuntu one if I trust uname -a.
@boots There have to be something that is exploitable.
And well I have too much popcorn, let this admin have some.