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This medium-difficulty TryHackMe box creates a pretty realistic penetration testing scenario with a metasploitable web service, a SUID escalation, and a few rabbit holes to distract you. My favorit...
This medium-difficulty TryHackMe box creates a pretty realistic penetration testing scenario with a metasploitable web service, a SUID escalation, and a few rabbit holes to distract you. My favorit...
I completed another easy room today on TryHackMe trying to work myself into a new habit of doing write-ups regularly. Anthem is a great box for beginners because the only tool you need is nmap. All...
Anyone who’s participated in an online community is familiar with the initiation ritual of choosing a handle. You know, that pseudonym everyone in the community will come to know you as. Some, whet...
On January 18th, 2022, Jetpack published their discovery of a supply chain attack affecting 93 WordPress themes and plugins. An organization called AccessPress Themes had been breached in the first...
Mr Robot CTF has been the most frustrating I’ve encountered so far; and not for reasons of difficulty. There are two brute force tasks that must be completed to obtain credentials, and the TryHackM...
Minotaur’s Labyrinth is another vulnerable web application with a built-in web shell for gaining user access. The labyrinth theme keeps things interesting and you have to find a privileged user by ...
Pickle Rick was a fun Rick and Morty themed CTF box from TryHackMe. As you make your way through the system, you collect text files containing ingredients to turn Rick back into a human. There are ...
Cyborg was an easy TryHackMe box involving misconfiguration and encrypted backup archives. You start by finding an open admin page that has a download link to an encrypted archive. There is a misco...