TryHackMe Advent Of Cyber Side Quest 01 Welcome! In today’s challenge, we’ll be looking at network packets inspection, wifi password cracking and much more. Get your wireshark ready, and lets go. What’s the name of the WiFi network in the PCAP? This one is easy. We just have to look at the very first packet. […]
Poison CTF Writeup Writeup presented by Behind Security as part of the Road to OSCP series, focusing on the Poison CTF from HackTheBox. Poison CTF Poison CTF is a machine which focuses mainly on log poisoning and port forwarding/tunneling. The machine is running FreeBSD which presents a few challenges for novice users as many common
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
CTF Toolkit In the world of cybersecurity, CTF competitions are an excellent way to improve one’s technical skills and learn new ones. These competitions involve a series of challenges that test various aspects of cybersecurity, such as web application security, networking, cryptography, reverse engineering, and exploitation. A CTF toolkit is a collection of tools that
