I found a bug within KDE 5 that gives root access to unprivileged users. How could i monetize this? Should i hold onto the bug? I found this on accident and have no experience with bug hunting so i don't even know if i could get anything out of this.
I found a bug within KDE 5 that gives root access to unprivileged users. How could i monetize this...
Landon Myers
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Jackson Campbell
Google bug hunting and perhaps try twitter
Camden Mitchell
>KDE 5 that gives root access to unprivileged users.
got any PoC exploit?
Camden Taylor
Send it here:
kde.org
You could try negotiating a bounty if you want to monetize.
Pls don't hack me.
Samuel Myers
sell it to russians or chinese
Matthew Miller
If i showed a PoC it would be dead easy to figure it out and i want to see if i can get something out of this.
Oliver Rivera
He doesn't because he doesn't have an exploit. Idiot misconfigured his system and wants to try to scam the KDE devs out of money.
Adam Jenkins
Go suck mutilated dicks, (((monetization))) jew.
Lincoln Adams
Fake and gay
Ayden Martinez
Ah I see. I know pkexec is not child's play. If anything it's got something to do with kwallet and that too is pretty slim.
Jew all you want, OP. No one is going to take you seriously.
Camden Perry
Email the details of the bug along with a PoC to [email protected].
Sebastian Richardson
If KDE is running as an unprivileged process and you can get root, then it isn't a KDE bug you fucking retard.
Isaiah Mitchell
OP here its kwallet and kde sowtfare updater applet. It requires both of them to be executed as privileged processes.
Christopher Wright
>It requires both of them to be executed as privileged processes
>I have a root exploit. Just open a terminal and run sudo bash
Retard.
Brayden Martin
Implying you wouldn't
Isaac Price
fuck off kike
Parker Clark
>A desktop environment not running as root can give me su access
Nigger
Gavin Robinson
>It requires both of them to be executed as privileged processes.
are you fucking kidding me
Kevin James
>I have exploit for KDE. It gives you root
>First you need root access :)
Owen White
at First I thought you were talking about the obvious systemd issue (if you use Systemd/NSArch its your own fault)
But you are just a retarded fsggot
Jeremiah Diaz
retard: confirmed. top kek.
Blake Young
4.6/10 bait