Tag: Directory

Get data from Active Directory when a field in custom list is changed in SharePoint 2013

I’m having a list with the following columns that have relation in the Active Directory: employee name, employee charge, department, extension number, employee’s boss, and other text columns.

I’m trying to do 2 different things:

  1. Get in the employee’s name column a list of employee from the Active Directoy, and with that selected employee name, automatically fill the fields charge, department, extension number, employee’s boss, with the data registered in the Active Directory.

Or

  1. Fill the column fields charge, department, extension number, employee’s boss using the “Created by” column, getting the information from the Active Directory of the user who is creating the ítem.

Thanks

Exploiting Weak Permissions on OU in Active Directory?

I created an environment, where I allowed a user named demop with these four permissions

CreateChild
ListChildren
ReadProperty
GenericWrite

on an OU named VulnerableOU? And, I have Meterpreter access to the user’s PC, so how can I exploit this behavior? Or in other words how this can be exploitable in real scenarios?

By these permissions it looks like we can create an object inside an OU but How? What tool should I use or maybe what PowerShell cmdlet should I use?

Making the contents of a Sub Directory appear more prominent

Lets assume that you own a number of zines or small blogs that are all different in theme, and all rest on seperate domains:

http://example-one.com . http://example-two.com . http://example-three.com

Visitors to these sites would assume they are all completely independent of each other, and that none are related (unless you specified it).

But lets assume that you own a single domain and place each blog inside of a dedicated sub-directory:

http://example.com/x/one . http://example.com/x/two . http://example.com/x/three

In this case, /x/ is a really a sort of fake directory, containing an index page that automatically redirects back to example.com.

Now the problem is that visitors to the site will make the assumption that you own more than one blog, and doing a search for example.com/x may result in them finding the contents of your other online blogs.

So, without registering multiple domains, is there a way to make it appear that the blog a visitor is looking at is the only one you own?

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Error while running shell script inside ubuntu VM: -bash: ./install.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

I have 3 shell script files placed inside vagrant directory like so: files placement screenshot

This is the install.sh file:

#!/bin/bash  echo "Launching instances with the following parameters:" echo "" echo "Machine Image ID: $  1" echo "Number of Instances: $  2" echo "Instance Type: $  3" echo "Key Pair Name: $  4" echo "Security Group ID: $  5"  aws ec2 run-instances --image-id $  1 --count $  2 --instance-type $  3 --key-name $  4 --user-data file://install-env.sh --security-group-ids $  5

This is the install-env.sh file:

#!/bin/bash  sudo apt-get -y update sudo apt-get -y install apache2 php php-gd mysql-server  sudo systemctl enable apache2 sudo systemctl start apache2

I have another destroy.sh file but it’s not related to this error as of now. This is the command I am trying to execute after I ssh into ubuntu VM (I replaced the ami & sg numbers with * for posting it here):

vagrant@ubuntu-bionic:/vagrant$   ./install.sh ami-*************** 1 t2.micro key-name sg-**************

This is the error that I am getting:

-bash: ./install.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

The same command works fine if I have those shell script inside home directory, (which I am not able to see on the UI) and I run the command without navigating to vagrant directory like so:

vagrant@ubuntu-bionic:$   ./install.sh ami-********** 1 t2.micro key-name sg-**************

Why does it not work if I place the files inside vagrant directory? I want to place it here so that I can make changes in one place and push/pull to/from github, instead of having to copy-paste my changes and then push to github everytime.

Please guide me through the placement of shell script files and the directory navigation on cmd prompt.

Error while running shell script inside ubuntu VM: -bash: ./install.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

I have 3 shell script files placed inside vagrant directory like so: files placement screenshot

This is the install.sh file:

#!/bin/bash  echo "Launching instances with the following parameters:" echo "" echo "Machine Image ID: $  1" echo "Number of Instances: $  2" echo "Instance Type: $  3" echo "Key Pair Name: $  4" echo "Security Group ID: $  5"  aws ec2 run-instances --image-id $  1 --count $  2 --instance-type $  3 --key-name $  4 --user-data file://install-env.sh --security-group-ids $  5

This is the install-env.sh file:

#!/bin/bash  sudo apt-get -y update sudo apt-get -y install apache2 php php-gd mysql-server  sudo systemctl enable apache2 sudo systemctl start apache2

I have another destroy.sh file but it’s not related to this error as of now. This is the command I am trying to execute after I ssh into ubuntu VM (I replaced the ami & sg numbers with * for posting it here):

vagrant@ubuntu-bionic:/vagrant$   ./install.sh ami-*************** 1 t2.micro key-name sg-**************

This is the error that I am getting:

-bash: ./install.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

The same command works fine if I have those shell script inside home directory, (which I am not able to see on the UI) and I run the command without navigating to vagrant directory like so:

vagrant@ubuntu-bionic:$   ./install.sh ami-********** 1 t2.micro key-name sg-**************

Why does it not work if I place the files inside vagrant directory? I want to place it here so that I can make changes in one place and push/pull to/from github, instead of having to copy-paste my changes and then push to github everytime.

Please guide me through the placement of shell script files and the directory navigation on cmd prompt.

Error while running shell script inside ubuntu VM: -bash: ./install.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

I have 3 shell script files placed inside vagrant directory like so: files placement screenshot

This is the install.sh file:

#!/bin/bash  echo "Launching instances with the following parameters:" echo "" echo "Machine Image ID: $  1" echo "Number of Instances: $  2" echo "Instance Type: $  3" echo "Key Pair Name: $  4" echo "Security Group ID: $  5"  aws ec2 run-instances --image-id $  1 --count $  2 --instance-type $  3 --key-name $  4 --user-data file://install-env.sh --security-group-ids $  5

This is the install-env.sh file:

#!/bin/bash  sudo apt-get -y update sudo apt-get -y install apache2 php php-gd mysql-server  sudo systemctl enable apache2 sudo systemctl start apache2

I have another destroy.sh file but it’s not related to this error as of now. This is the command I am trying to execute after I ssh into ubuntu VM (I replaced the ami & sg numbers with * for posting it here):

vagrant@ubuntu-bionic:/vagrant$   ./install.sh ami-*************** 1 t2.micro key-name sg-**************

This is the error that I am getting:

-bash: ./install.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

The same command works fine if I have those shell script inside home directory, (which I am not able to see on the UI) and I run the command without navigating to vagrant directory like so:

vagrant@ubuntu-bionic:$   ./install.sh ami-********** 1 t2.micro key-name sg-**************

Why does it not work if I place the files inside vagrant directory? I want to place it here so that I can make changes in one place and push/pull to/from github, instead of having to copy-paste my changes and then push to github everytime.

Please guide me through the placement of shell script files and the directory navigation on cmd prompt.

Error while running shell script inside ubuntu VM: -bash: ./install.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

I have 3 shell script files placed inside vagrant directory like so: files placement screenshot

This is the install.sh file:

#!/bin/bash  echo "Launching instances with the following parameters:" echo "" echo "Machine Image ID: $  1" echo "Number of Instances: $  2" echo "Instance Type: $  3" echo "Key Pair Name: $  4" echo "Security Group ID: $  5"  aws ec2 run-instances --image-id $  1 --count $  2 --instance-type $  3 --key-name $  4 --user-data file://install-env.sh --security-group-ids $  5

This is the install-env.sh file:

#!/bin/bash  sudo apt-get -y update sudo apt-get -y install apache2 php php-gd mysql-server  sudo systemctl enable apache2 sudo systemctl start apache2

I have another destroy.sh file but it’s not related to this error as of now. This is the command I am trying to execute after I ssh into ubuntu VM (I replaced the ami & sg numbers with * for posting it here):

vagrant@ubuntu-bionic:/vagrant$   ./install.sh ami-*************** 1 t2.micro key-name sg-**************

This is the error that I am getting:

-bash: ./install.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

The same command works fine if I have those shell script inside home directory, (which I am not able to see on the UI) and I run the command without navigating to vagrant directory like so:

vagrant@ubuntu-bionic:$   ./install.sh ami-********** 1 t2.micro key-name sg-**************

Why does it not work if I place the files inside vagrant directory? I want to place it here so that I can make changes in one place and push/pull to/from github, instead of having to copy-paste my changes and then push to github everytime.

Please guide me through the placement of shell script files and the directory navigation on cmd prompt.

CMD Prompt Windows 10 File Directory Permissions

im wondering if anybody could help me with a command im wanting to run. i currently have several “archive” folders under multiple client parent companies. The structure is as follows – Current Client files\”Client Name”\Archive

im wanting a command that will disable inheritance for the “Archive” folder withing each client folder, without effecting the inheritance properties of the “Client name” folder or any permissions for the other folders within that. i only want the Archive folders properties to Change.

Any help appreciated, thanks, H