| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The most used technique on Linux is:- Look at the kernel version (uname -a) and try an exploit (from e.g. exploit-db) matching that version.You could also try:- Read the /etc/passwd (readable, useful to find accounts to bruteforce into) and /etc/shadow (should not be readable, but you never know.)- Exploit a vulnerable (perhaps local) service running directly as root.- Bruteforce the root login (su
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