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WingData chains two fresh CVEs — an unauthenticated RCE in Wing FTP Server and a Python tarfile filter bypass via PATH_MAX overflow — into a clean root. Don’t let the ‘Easy’ rating fool you.

Facts chains a Rails mass-assignment CVE in CamaleonCMS to admin access, leaks MinIO credentials hiding a backdoored SSH key, and escapes to root through Puppet’s facter tool — a satisfying end-to-end story about trusting your CMS too much.

A misconfigured S3-compatible bucket with an open write policy turns a static band website into a remote code execution opportunity. Here’s how subdomain enumeration and a single AWS CLI command led to a shell.

Oopsie chains credential reuse, a cookie-based IDOR, and a file upload to land a shell — then a SUID binary with an unsafe PATH gets us root. A masterclass in chained misconfigurations.

Unified is a Very Easy Linux box that weaponizes the infamous Log4Shell vulnerability against an unpatched UniFi Network controller, then chains unauthenticated MongoDB access to go from nobody to root.

Vaccine chains together anonymous FTP access, zip cracking, hardcoded credentials, and a PostgreSQL SQL injection into a full compromise — then escapes to root through a classic vi sudo misconfiguration.

Browsed is a devious medium Linux box where you weaponize a Chrome extension upload feature to chain browser automation, bash arithmetic injection, and Python bytecode poisoning into a full root compromise.

Fries is a Hard Windows box that takes you through a dense multi-layer attack chain: credential leaks in Gitea, authenticated RCE in pgAdmin, Docker CA key theft, LDAP credential poisoning, and finally ADCS certificate abuse to own the domain.

A Flask-based XML/XSLT converter with exposed source code, an unsanitized file upload, and a cron-powered RCE — topped off with a fresh needrestart CVE for root.