Registry CTF Writeup The challenge calls for the exploitation of various security weaknesses, including the use of default credentials, exposure of sensitive information through docker images, and cracking of database passwords to gain unauthorized access. Additionally, it tests our ability to perform both horizontal and vertical privilege escalations by exploiting system misconfigurations and known software […]
Hawk CTF Writeup This is a writeup presented by Behind Security as part of the Road to OSCP series, focusing on the Hawk CTF from HackTheBox. The writeup takes the form of a detailed pentest report. Hawk CTF Hawk CTF is a medium to hard difficulty machine, which provides excellent practice in pentesting Drupal. The
Exploring Blocky CTF: An Attack Vector on Minecraft This is a writeup presented by Behind Security as part of the OSCP Roadmap series, focusing on the Blocky CTF from HackTheBox. The writeup takes the form of a detailed pentest report. Blocky CTF This challenge showcases the dangers of poor password practices and the exposure of
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Writeup: Jeff CTF Jeff CTF is a Capture The Flag challenge hosted on the TryHackMe platform. The tasks range from basic enumeration to more advanced web application exploits and privilege escalation. Simplifying cybersecurity 1. Port Scanning I started with a simple nmap TCP port scan, and by the ouput we can see that there’s nothing
Introduction The Mr Robot CTF from TryHackMe is an exciting challenge that covers penetration testing, network security, and cryptography. Based on the popular TV show Mr. Robot, this CTF is designed to simulate real-world hacking scenarios and requires a certain level of expertise to complete. With that said, let’s get started. Simplifying cybersecurity. 01. Enumeration
