Write-up Access on HTB
Access is a popular machine on Hack The Box (HTB), a platform for security professionals and enthusiasts to practice and improve their penetration testing skills. This machine is designed to simula...
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Write-up Chatterbox on HTB
It has been a while ago that I bought several courses from The Cyber Mentor (TCM). One of them is Windows Privilege Escalation for Beginners and is part of the Practical Network Penetration Tester ...
Write-up Sunday on HTB
The “Sunday” machine is a Solaris system that presents an interesting challenge for pentesters. A initial port scan reveals several open ports, including 79 (finger), 111 (rpcbind), 22022 (SSH). I ...
Write-up Inclusiveness on Vulnhub
Another vulnerable machine was mentioned in the blog for preperation for OSWA. This machine is names Inclusiveness and can be downloaded from Vulnhub. Inclusiveness is an intermediate boot to root ...
Write-up Funbox7 - EasyEnum on Vulnhub
A while back I came across a blog about preparing for the OSWA exam. This blog mentioned a number of vulnerable machines, including Funbox7 - EasyEnum. A vulnerable machine shared on Vulnhub. Altho...
Write-up Quick5 on HackMyVM
Let’s dive into the Quick5 vulnerable machine hosted on HackMyVM. This machine offers valuable lessons in ethical hacking and penetration testing, with a focus on client side attacks such as exploi...
Write-up Bastard on HTB
In the past I did Bastard as preperation for OSCP since it was listed on the famous TJnull list. A few days ago I was looking in my writeups and I found out that I did not have a writeup on this ma...
Write-up Quick4 on HackMyVM
Quick4 is an easy-level challenge machine on HackMyVM, focused on SQL injection (SQLi), file upload bypass, and tar wildcard injection. SQLi is a technique used to attack data-driven applications ...
Write-up Quick3 on HackMyVM
In this writeup, we’ll be going over the steps taken to compromise the Quick3 machine on HackMyVM. This machine is an easy-level challenge focused on IDOR, plaintext passwords and password reuse. ...
Start building your vulnerable machine
A while ago I started building vulnerable machines. First for colleagues of mine so that they became familiar with certain vulnerabilities and techniques. Last year I started sharing machines on Ha...