HackTheBox Writeup: Haystack
Haystack was an easy rated Linux box that was a bit annoying to work with as the machine was configured to use Spanish but hey, people all over the world deal with that
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HackTheBox Writeup: Writeup
Writeup was an easy rated box - basic enumeration and exploitation for a foothold then abusing a bad path configuration with lax write permissions to escalate privileges to root. Nmap scan: Webpage on
HackTheBox Writeup: Ghoul
Ghoul was a hard rated box and man did it deserve that rating! It was a devious machine with lots of layers, false leads and trolling. Despite it being very frustrating at times,
HackTheBox Writeup: SwagShop
SwagShop was an easy rated box that was very straightforward. Enumerate, find Magento running, find and edit an exploit to access an admin panel, another exploit for a reverse shell, then an easy
HackTheBox Writeup: Luke
Luke was a medium rated box which was quite accurate for me. As I come from a networking/sysadmin background, some of the web oriented stuff was very confusing to me but hey,
HackTheBox Writeup: Bastion
Bastion was a fairly easy Windows box that involved SAM files and a vulnerability in mRemoteNG. Nmap scan: Netbios is open so let's check out available shares: 'Backups' looks like a juicy target