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description: |
Plymouth is a bootsplash screen providing flicker free boot splash animations with native resolution. Plymouth works with
a daemon (`plymouthd`) running in the background displaying the actual graphic to the TTY and the `plymouth` command is
used to interact with the daemon. The `plymouth` command can be used to request the daemon to act, such as display splash
screen, request user input or similar.
Plymouth is a bootsplash screen providing flicker free boot splash animations with native resolution. Plymouth works with
a daemon (`plymouthd`) running in the background displaying the actual graphic to the TTY and the `plymouth` command is
used to interact with the daemon. The `plymouth` command can be used to request the daemon to act, such as display splash
screen, request user input or similar.
functions:
sudo:
- description: |
To achieve code execution, it is required that `plymouthd` is already running as root or can be started as root (with sudo
or equivalent). It is also required to have tty access to input characters such as keyboard access to the machine. It is
To achieve code execution, it is required that `plymouthd` is already running as root or can be started as root (with sudo
or equivalent). It is also required to have tty access to input characters such as keyboard access to the machine. It is
usually best to save the following code snipet to a script (e.g. `priv-esc.sh`) and execute that as the first command
will take over the TTY and you will loose terminal access (if executed from the same TTY) until `hide-splash`.
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plymouth from automatically quiting in some cases as we are already booted. `ask-for-password` will ask the user for a
text password (usually to decrypt a LUKS disk encryption). We can tell plymouth to send this input to any program, such
as `/bin/sh` to execute whatever input we gave. Then run `hide-splash` to hide the splash screen and return to normal.
code: |
code: |
sudo plymouth show-splash
sudo plymouth pause-progress
sudo plymouth ask-for-password --prompt='Execute root command:' --command=/bin/sh