Driver is a fun and easy windows box. It’s running a web service that allows for file uploads, which you can exploit to perform an SCF File Attack to capture and crack the password of a local user ...
Bolt - HackTheBox
Bolt is a very interesting medium linux box featuring some heavy enumeration. For foothold, you exploit a web page that’s vulnerable to SSTI. After some enumeration, you will find a MySQL credentia...
Horizontall - HackTheBox
Horizontall is an easy linux box featuring two RCEs. It has a web service that is generated using some imported JavaScript. Analysing the JavaScript code will lead you to a hidden subdomain, which ...
Exploiting Web Applications with MITM Proxy and Elinks
In this little tutorial, I demonstrate how to use mitmproxy and elinks to exploit a vulnerable web app completely from the command line. The target used is DVWA (Damn Vulnerable Web Application), w...
Forge - HackTheBox
Forge is a very nice medium linux box featuring a web service that allows for local and remote file upload (via URL). After the upload, user is given a random URL to access the uploaded file. This ...
Previse - HackTheBox
Previse is an easy linux box that I really enjoyed. It has an Execute After Redirect (EAR) vulnerability, whereby the application issues a redirect when an unauthenticated user is attempting to acc...
Writer - HackTheBox
Writer is definitely one of the toughest boxes I have ever solved at the time of writing this. It features a website that is vulnerable to SQL injection, which leads to authentication bypass. Once ...
BountyHunter - HackTheBox
Another interesting easy linux box, Bounty Hunter is a box that features a web application that is vulnerable to XML External Entitiy injection. This flaw allows an attacker to read local files on ...
Seal - HackTheBox
Seal is a medium linux box. It features a web service on port 443 running Apache Tomcat, and a GitBucket installation running locally, but accessible through the proxy on port 8080 (nginx). The Git...
Synack Red Team 5 CTF
Synack Red Team 5 CTF was (iirc) my third CTF, and the first in which I actually managed to score some decent points. It’s a jeopardy-styled CTF featuring 6 categories (web, pwn, crypto, forensics,...