Category Archives: writeup
Wonderland – a tryhackme.com writeup
The interesting thing with this machine is that there are quite a few users involved that we must own step by step to finally get to root. You can find the machine over at tryhackme.com Lets dive right in and start with a portscan.user hopping
sudo nmap -sV 10.10.45.109
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Apr
LazyAdmin – a tryhackme.com writeup
Another fun CTF from tryhackme.com We don’t know anything about this box – just that we need to find the user and the root flag. Let’s strart with a classic portscan. That’s not much. The website looks like a default apache/ubuntu page – the source … Read more LazyAdmin
sudo nmap -sV 10.10.215.210
Apr
RootMe – a tryhackme.com writeup
This is a very basic CTF room from tryhackme.com – you basically guided through step by step. Let’s have a look. So there we have our first three answers: 2 Ports, Apache 2.4.29 and on 22 a ssh server is running. Time for gobusterRootMe
sudo nmap -sV 10.10.189.114
gobuster
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Apr
Bounty Hacker – a tryhackme.com writeup
This one is quite fun since it involves multiple services and als some local privilege escalation. You can find it here at tryhackme.com Lets start with a portscan as usual: Lets look at the FTP server first and see if we can log in as user … Read more sudo nmap -A 10.10.127.129
Apr
a vulnerable FTP Server in the wild
This was discovery by chance. I was giving a workshop and while demonstrating some features of nmap i justused the name of a company in the area. Without intending this there where some things to discover and to learn. Obviously I informed the company immediatly of my findings and … Read more Background
Mar
Anonymous – a tryhackme.com writeup
A quite minimalistic CTF from tryhackme.com – lets dive right in: What does nmap say? There we have the first answers to the challenge: 4 Services are running, FTP on 21 and smb on 139 and 445. Now we need to look at the smb shares:… Read more sudo nmap -sV 10.10.51.126
Mar