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Redeemer

#Linux #Redis #Enumeration #Anonymous/Guest Access #Penetration Tester Level 1

nmap -p- -sV <ip_target>

Redis (REmote DIctionary Server) is an open-source advanced NoSQL key-value data store used as a database, cache, and message broker. The data is stored in a dictionary format having key-value pairs. It is typically used for short term storage of data that needs fast retrieval. Redis does backup data to hard drives to provide consistency

The server

Redis runs as server-side software so its core functionality is in its server component. The server listens for connections from clients, programmatically or through the command-line interface.

The CLI

The command-line interface (CLI) is a powerful tool that gives you complete access to Redis’s data and its functionalities if you are developing a software or tool that needs to interact with it.

Database

The database is stored in the server's RAM to enable fast data access. Redis also writes the contents of the database to disk at varying intervals to persist it as a backup, in case of failure.

sudo apt install redis-cli

redis-cli --help

redis-cli -h <ip_target>

10.129.8.187:6379> info
10.129.8.187:6379> select 0
10.129.8.187:6379> keys *
10.129.8.187:6379> get flag