
HackTheBox - Cap
Pre Cap is one of my favourite easy boxes because every step teaches something distinct and modern: a web IDOR, pcap analysis, and a Linux capabilities privilege escalation. No dusty CVEs here. ...

Pre Cap is one of my favourite easy boxes because every step teaches something distinct and modern: a web IDOR, pcap analysis, and a Linux capabilities privilege escalation. No dusty CVEs here. ...

Pre Bashed is a lovely, gentle Linux box whose whole personality is a joke: someone built an in-browser bash shell (phpbash), left it on a public web server, and… well, you can guess. It’s the...

Pre After the “single old bug = instant SYSTEM” combo of Lame and Legacy, Devel is the first HTB box that actually splits into two clear stages: get a foothold, then escalate. That makes it a gr...

Pre After rooting Lame, the natural pairing is Legacy: same “day one on HTB” energy, but on the Windows side of the fence. Legacy is a Windows XP box, which means we get to play with the two m...

Pre Time to cross the fence into HackTheBox. After a good run of TryHackMe rooms I wanted to try the box everyone tells you to start with, and Lame is the classic first machine (box ID #3, it ha...

Pre Clip del equipo haciendo este ctf Steel Mountain probo ser un desafio complejo que dio buenas insights en los ataques a maquinas Windows y algo de conocimiento para PowerShell. Phase 1 P...

Pre Continuando el Offensive Path de TryHackMe llegamos a Kenobi, una maquina que promete ser interesante al incluir desde Samba a FTP…ademas de que si sos tan nerd para leer un writeup de hacki...

Pre Blue fue una de las primeras maquinas que hice al adentrarme en el mundo del hacking. Hace mucho que no la veo y queria hacer una maquina windows para practicar, por lo que me parecio buena...

Pre Hacía tiempo que no resolvía máquinas y elegir un nivel medio resultó ser bastante desafiante, pero sin duda fue una buena elección, ya que adquirí conocimientos de distintas técnicas fuera ...

RootMe is a straightforward box over at THM. In this write-up, we’ll cover the basics: enumerating the box, getting a reverse shell, and using SUID binaries to up our privileges. Just a heads-up, ...