Tag: Windows

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HackTheBox – Support Write-up

Hi everyone! This machine is an Active Directory machine where we have to enumerate SMB shared folder, use dnSpy to reverse engineer a .NET binary for LDAP credentials, LDAP query to find another user’s credentials, initial access via winrm, and privilege escalate using Kerberos Resource-based Constrained Delegation. Let’s get started! Nmap enumeration $ IP=10.10.11.174 $ […]

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HackTheBox – Timelapse Write-up

Hi everyone! This is a Windows machine that only test Active Directory related content during privilege escalation. For initial access, we have to enumerate SMB for a password protected ZIP file which stores a password protected PFX file. Cracking using zip2john and crackpkcs12 was done before generating a public and private key using the PFX […]

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picoCTF 2022 Write-up (Binary Exploitation)

Hi everyone! This post is on picoCTF 2022 write-up for binary exploitation that was held from 16th March 2022 to 30th Mar 2022. In this CTF, there are buffer overflow, on stack shellcode execution, format string attack, function overwrite, C programming array out of bound (OOB) arbilitary write, stack cache, and vulnerable string check. Let’s […]

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TryHackMe – Post-Exploitation Basics Write-up

1. Introduction This challenge on TryHackMe (THM) will only be covering on the basics of what we usually do after gaining access to a machine that is in an Active Directory (AD) network. Enumeration via Powerview and Bloodhound will be done along with dumping password hashes and Golden ticket using Mimikatz. Further information gathering will […]

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TryHackMe – Attacktive Directory Write-up

Hi everyone! Today’s post is on a TryHackMe challenge on Attacktive Directory that will introduce to u Kerberos user enumeration using Kerbrute on Domain Controller (DC), AS-REP Roasting using GetNPUsers on DC, Hashcat to crack Kerberos hashes, dumping password hashes from DC, and using Evil-WinRM to access the DC. Let’s get started! 1. Deploy the […]