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Bronze IThreat Research: Dependency Confusion Lab
Hi Octavio 👋 thank you for sharing this in the community!
Thank you for providing all of the screenshots showing your work. In this case, it does appear that the command you are running to read the token is correct. However, the directory you are running this command in is incorrect, which is likely the cause of the issue!
To resolve this, I might recommend opening another terminal window or running the command in the same window where you started the netcat listener, as this will ensure the command is being run from the desktop.
I hope this helps out in overcoming this particular challenge 😊
Community ManagerHey Octavio! I am forwarding this to the relevant expert now
Community SupportHi Octavio 👋 thank you for sharing this in the community!
Thank you for providing all of the screenshots showing your work. In this case, it does appear that the command you are running to read the token is correct. However, the directory you are running this command in is incorrect, which is likely the cause of the issue!
To resolve this, I might recommend opening another terminal window or running the command in the same window where you started the netcat listener, as this will ensure the command is being run from the desktop.
I hope this helps out in overcoming this particular challenge 😊
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Silver III
I think that answer is really confusing.
The first picture shows the netcat listener, and also the "python reverse shell" according to the briefing. So, you've done steps 1-5, and have shell access to the target.
It's a "Dependency Confusion Lab", but it seems you have a "Shell Confusion". Why did you enter the command to read the token in the second window?
