Download the training environment and use mstsc for remote desktop connection. Key findings: external IP 8.219.200.130, internal IP 192.168.20.129, and flag{zgsf@shift666}.
Access Challenge here! Emergency Response Training – Web2 to investigate an FTP attack, revealing attackers using weak passwords to upload a web shell.
IP address discovery: Scan ARP to obtain target IP. Discover services on ports 80/HTTP and 7744/SSH. Use cewl for WordPress brute force, escalate…
Conducted full port scanning on IP 192.168.20.135, accessed services, exploited backup file permissions, gained root access, and retrieved flags.
Sysmon logging helped detect a WebShell backdoor. Attackers exploited weak phpMyAdmin passwords and executed SQL and WebShell commands. Change credentials.
Apache log analysis reveals: most visits from IP 192.168.200.2. MD5 of frequent browser: 2D6330F380F44AC20F3A02EED0958F66. Access counts: 27 for /index.php, 6555 total, 5 at…
Scan the environment to obtain an IP, and discover services including MySQL. Gain MySQL root privileges to access the database. Secure WordPress admin,…
Scan revealed robots.txt with directory hints; spammer.zip found using directory-list dictionaries. Exploited website vulnerabilities, used Dirty COW for root access.
The event involves identifying and removing a malicious program, help.scr, hidden on a website. It entailed using tools like Everything and Sublime Text…
Open the Traffic Packet in Wireshark and export files via HTTP. Analyze TD.zip’s request and use `md5sum` for its checksum. The JS file…