This article will cover on room of TryHackMe. This was a easy room meant to let you train LFI (Local File Inclusion). If you don’t know what LFI is please go back to the training page and read the articles, or click here. Enumeration Usually when it comes to CTFs or this type of machines I like running nmap to see what are the available port. As you can see on the image bellow we have two ports open – Port 80 and Port 22. Well port 80 is associated with web applications so lets see what we have there. Bare in mind that this is an LFI task so…
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Bucket Write Up – Hack The Box
Enumeration: Lets start with running nmap. You can see the picture bellow and the command used to obtain that scan. nmap -T4 -A -Pn 10.10.10.212 From the scan we see that there is a redirect to http://bucket.htb/, So what I did is add it to the /etc/hosts. After go to the domain. I usually check the source to see if there is something interesting. And there it was. I added this new domain to the hosts file. I checked both places. The next step is to scan for other directories. I used gobuster. Bellow you can see the command and use it. sudo gobuster dir -w '/usr/share/wordlists/dirb/big.txt' -t 50 -e…
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Delivery Write Up – Hack The Box
Enumeration: To start the enumeration as always I am using nmap to see which ports are open and what services are available on that ports. As you can see from the screen shot, there are two ports open. Port 80 and port 22. Usually I start on port 80. Lets see what do we have there. Oh look it is a website what a surprise. Lets see the source and if we can find something. Oh.. thats good. we found a url. http://helpdesk.delivery.htb That is nice. After some more enumeration I found one more url:delivery.htb:8065 This can be seen in other place if you follow the links on the “Contact”…
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Using public Wi-Fi and what can go wrong?
Working from a coffee shop is a good way to change your day to day working experience. Many people do it. Many people also take meetings in coffee shops or study there with friends. You can see where I am going with that. Are coffee stores wi-fi safe to connect to. This article will not be limited to coffee shops but they are one of the best examples in my opinion for public Wi-Fi usage. I will split the explanation into two different categories. Let’s call them Cat. 1, Cat. 2 and Cat. 3 Cat. 1 will be about when you are sitting and using the wifi in the coffee…
