Tag: Linux
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HTB – Nibbles
Another day, another box. This one is Nibbles from HTB. A fairly straightforward exploitation that reinforces some good enumeration habits. In an acorn, we find a webpage with nothing going on. A review of the source code reveals a directory that we can gobuster. We find an admin panel and use some CTF-FU to get […]
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HTB – Bashed
Another box from the the legendary OSCP-like box list from TJNull. In this box, Bashed, we get a look at some good old fashioned php. Bashed is very straightforward but it taught a few things that I honestly was scratching my head over for a few minutes until I figured out my mistake. There is […]
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HTB – Lame
Lame is a straightforward machine that is great practice for preparing for the OSCP. It enforces some solid concepts, offers a rabbit role and allows for other means of exploitation. In a nutshell Lame, a linux box, is exploited through a command execution vulnerability in Samba versions 3.0.20 through 3.0.25rc3. By specifying a username containing […]
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HTB – Jerry
Welcome to HTB JERRY! This box is fairly straightforward and not too much in terms of tricks or curveballs. I absolutely love this box as a starter machine because albeit simple, it still highlights some basic fundamentals as hackers we should all be aware of. As always to start off by enumerating our target IP […]
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