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pentesting-docker

Testing the Docker Engine remote API (default 2375/TCP plaintext, 2376/TCP TLS) for unauthenticated access leading to instant host takeover by mounting the host filesystem into a privileged container, plus secret/credential extraction and container-escape pivoting during authorized engagements.

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# Pentesting Docker Engine API (port 2375)

## When to Use
- Default port `2375/tcp` (plaintext remote API) and `2376/tcp` (TLS endpoint). The API is **unauthenticated by default** when enabled over TCP.
- When `nmap` shows `2375/tcp open docker`, or you find a `DOCKER_HOST` / exposed `/var/run/docker.sock` proxied to the network.
- Exposed Docker API = effectively root on the host: an attacker can mount `/` into a container and read/write any host file.

## Quick Enumeration
```bash
# Version via curl or the docker client
curl -s http://open.docker.socket:2375/version | jq
docker -H open.docker.socket:2375 version
docker -H open.docker.socket:2375 info