HackTheBox Writeup: Monteverde
Monteverde was a medium difficulty Windows box in which lazy password practice combined with password spraying allowed access to a SMB share. An Azure XML file was found with another password which was
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HackTheBox Writeup: Resolute
Resolute was a medium rated Windows machine in which LDAP was queried for a list of users and an initial account password. This password was sprayed across the found usernames for a shell.
Certified Unethical Hacker - Plagiarism Doesn't Pay
This blog is hosted on a server that I control and I check the logs pretty regularly to make sure things are on the up and up. While checking logs yesterday, I noticed
HackTheBox Writeup: Obscurity
Obscurity was a medium rated Linux machine that required some fuzzing to find a hidden web directory containing a python file. This file was the source code for the web server and contained
HackTheBox Writeup: OpenAdmin
OpenAdmin was an easy rated Linux machine with a vulnerable version of OpenNetAdmin. A publicly available exploit got us remote code execution in a limited shell - this was converted into a proper
HackTheBox Writeup: Control
Control was a hard rated Windows machine that was a lot of work and very frustrating during the last part but I learned a ton of things as well. A HTTP header had