Netmon CTF Writeup This is a writeup presented by Behind Security as part of the Road to OSCP series, focusing on the Netmon CTF from HackTheBox. The writeup takes the form of a pentest report. Netmon CTF Netmon is an easy difficulty Windows box with simple enumeration and exploitation. PRTG is running, and an FTP […]
Optimum CTF Writeup This is a writeup presented by Behind Security as part of the Road to OSCP series, focusing on the Optimum CTF from HackTheBox. The writeup takes the form of a pentest report. Optimum CTF Optimum is a beginner-level machine which mainly focuses on enumeration of services with known exploits. HackTheBox Hack The
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
Sunday CTF: My Great Vacation This is a writeup presented by Behind Security as part of the Road to OSCP series, focusing on the Sunday CTF from HackTheBox. The writeup takes the form of a detailed pentest report. Sunday CTF Sunday CTF is a fairly simple machine, however it uses fairly old software and can be
Falafel CTF Writeup This is a writeup presented by Behind Security as part of the Road to OSCP series, focusing on the Falafel CTF from HackTheBox. The writeup takes the form of a detailed pentest report. Falafel CTF Falafel CTF is not overly challenging, however it requires several unique tricks and techniques in order to
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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Hands-On Windows SMB Exploitation: Unleashing the Legacy CTF Challenge Legacy Legacy is a fairly straightforward beginner-level machine which demonstrates the potential security risks of SMB on Windows. HackTheBox Hack The Box gives individuals, businesses and universities the tools they need to continuously improve their cybersecurity capabilities — all in one place. BEHIND SECURITY Behind Security
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Exploring Eternal Blue! A writeup by Behind Security on a challenge named Blue from HackTheBox. You can see a informative dashboard below. Blue Challenge that covers enumeration and exploitation of a windows machine running a vulnerable SMB server. HackTheBox Hack The Box gives individuals, businesses and universities the tools they need to continuously improve their
Valley CTF Writeup Valley CTF from TryHackMe includes many essentials cybersecurity topics, like: Confidential information exposure; PCAP analysis; Reverse engineering of a ELF executable; Horizontal privilege escalation; Python module hijacking; Vertical privilege escalation. Simplifying cybersecurity 1. Port scanning Common ports, also known as ‘Well-known Ports’ or ‘Registered Ports’, are numbered ports that have been assigned
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
