We are solving Armageddon, a really easy 20-point machine on HackTheBox that involves the drupalgeddon exploit, reading & cracking a password from the database, and finally exploiting "sudo snap install *".
We are going to solve Ophiuchi a 30-point machine on HackTheBox that involves a YAML parser vulnerability and a custom program we can execute with sudo, which loads a web assembly file and executes a shell script without using the absolute path.
We are going to solve Tentacle, a 40-point machine on HackTheBox which involves a bit of Squid Proxy Magic 🦑(🦑 (🦑 )), exploiting OpenSMTPD and some Kerberos.
We are solving Tenet, a 30-point machine HackTheBox that involves a simple PHP deserialization vulnerability, password reuse and a race condition.
We are going to solve Delivery, a 20-point machine on HackTheBox. For user, we will bypass email verification on a local Mattermost instance by opening a helpdesk ticket and using its temporary email address to register. For root we will use su-crack to bruteforce the root password based on...
We are going to solve Ready, a 30-point machine on HackTheBox. For user, we exploit the "Import Repo by URL" Feature in Gitlab to SSRF into Redis and add a background job which then gives us a reverse shell. For root, we can mount the host filesystem into our...
We are going to solve "Binary Heaven", a room on TryHackMe. It starts with some light reversing and debugging, and then we exploit a simple stack overflow followed by path hijacking for root.
In this video, we are going to solve Jellyfish, a medium difficulty box from TryHackMe, which involves exploiting a PHP web app called Monitorr and using dirty_sock for root.
We are going to solve Bucket, a medium Linux machine on HackTheBox. We get credentials from DynamoDB, upload a webshell to a local S3 bucket and at the end exploit an html to pdf converter.
We are going to solve Laboratory, which is an easy linux machine on HackTheBox with a CVE on Gitlab for user and path hijacking on a setuid binary for root.
