Access to result of successful metalib.overflow()

[tacit flame]

Can we have the ability to access what level of access has been given from a successful exploit?

I know that's technically a user, but having the ability to read that string that's printed there will be very useful

[atomic jacinth]

Fr have it return on the metaib or actual shell/file/computer objects like obj.user_perm —> root/user/guest/null or just leave it as a string that we can slice cause 100 lines of code to determine that I am guest is annoying

[dry warren]

15 lines*

[atomic jacinth]

Share pls

[dry warren]

It's open source

[vital willow]

https://github.com/cloverrfoxx/greyhack/blob/master/nightlunar.src#L262

[dry warren]

https://github.com/MachaCeleste/CelestialCorp-Unity/blob/f72b85548db1119b19684b9d2040b37aa85af22d/unity.src#L3050C5-L3050C31

my linQ library ofc cuts down on the lines considerably so

[naive prawn]

rfile=get_shell.host_computer.File("/home")
if rfile then
    for user in rfile.get_folders
        if user.name == "guest" then continue // I honestly don't understand why this line is here 
        if user.has_permission("w") then ruser=user.name
    end for
end if

[vital willow]

its there because i just decided to have it there ig

[naive prawn]

I'm just trying to figure it out, I'm not saying this line shouldn't be there

[vital willow]

actually it might be because guest tends to be the last user in /home/ so if you do find a user then its also gonna find /home/guest with write perms and say "oh its guest actually"

so its to prevent it from being wrong

[naive prawn]

thanks for the explanation

[vital willow]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[turbid stone]

yeah but doesn't it all fall apart when someone changes the permissions of files using chmod?