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pentesting-elasticsearch

Testing Elasticsearch search/analytics clusters (default HTTP port 9200, transport 9300) for disabled authentication and full index dumping, default/weak credentials, write access to indices, and the historical Groovy/MVEL dynamic-scripting remote-code-execution CVEs (CVE-2015-1427, CVE-2014-3120) during authorized engagements.

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# Pentesting Elasticsearch (port 9200)

## When to Use
- Default `9200/tcp` (REST/HTTP API), `9300/tcp` (node-to-node transport).
- Accessed over **HTTP** — browsing `http://<IP>:9200/` returns a JSON banner (cluster name, version, Lucene version).
- Use whenever 9200 is reachable — Elasticsearch ships with **authentication disabled by default**, exposing all indices.

## Quick Enumeration
```bash
# Banner / version
curl -s http://<IP>:9200/

# Auth posture check
curl -s -X GET "http://<IP>:9200/_xpack/security/user"