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It’s entirely possible. I don’t use sudoers much. What I thought I did was: testuser ALL=(www-data) ALL I could sudo -u#-1 cat /etc/shadow and it worked. It’s possible I had (ALL, www-data), which would be silly but It didn’t have my full attn. I’ll check it again.
Make sure testuser really is a normal user and isn't in e.g. any groups that grant it general sudo privileges.
That for sure was the case... I made a new user specifically for the test. It’s a Kali VM, so there weren’t any non-root users prior to me messing around. However, I was also at work and multitasking, so it’s very possible I copypasta’d sloppily.
Just went back and re-did everything... and yeah, it failed. The Kali sudoers file has root ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL I probably changed it to (ALL:www-data), which is just ALL. Thanks for the correction. :)
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