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pentesting-docker-registry

Testing Docker Registry / Distribution services (default 5000/TCP, HTTP or HTTPS) for unauthenticated catalog access, image and blob/manifest extraction, weak basic-auth, and supply-chain image backdooring (push poisoned WordPress/SSH images) during authorized engagements.

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# Pentesting Docker Registry (port 5000)

## When to Use
- Default port `5000/tcp`, served over **HTTP or HTTPS** (must determine which first). May sit behind an HTTP proxy where nmap misses it.
- When `nmap` shows `5000/tcp open http Docker Registry (API: 2.0)`, or `/v2/` returns `{}`.
- A registry stores named, tagged images organized into repositories; access lets you pull images (and any secrets baked into layers) or push backdoored images consumed downstream.

## Quick Enumeration
```bash
# Fingerprints:
#  GET /          -> empty response
#  GET /v2/       -> {}
#  GET /v2/_catalog -> repo list or UNAUTHORIZED error
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