Momentum:1 - VulnHub
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Momentum:1 - VulnHub
ICA 1 - VulnHub
According to information from our intelligence network, ICA is working on a secret project. We need to find out what the project is. Once you have the access information, send them to us. We will place a backdoor to access the system later. You just focus on what the project is. You will probably have to go through several layers of security. The Agency has full confidence that you will successfully complete this mission. Good Luck, Agent!
Durian:1 - VulnHub
Difficulty: Hard Tested: VMware Workstation 15.x Pro (This works better with VMware rather than VirtualBox) Goal: Get the root shell i.e.(root@localhost:~#) and then obtain flag under /root).
Wonderland - TryHackMe
This was an easy Linux machine that involved performing content discovery against a web application to identify the SSH password of a user to obtain initial access and exploit various vulnerable Linux binary to escalate privileges to root.
Ignite - TryHackMe
Ignite is an easy machine in TryHackMe in which we’ll use basic enumeration, learn more about FUEL CMS and how to explore it to gain access to the server.
Vulnversity - TryHackMe
This machine mainly focused on active recon, web app attacks, and privilege escalation.
Brute It - TryHackMe
Brute It a beginner-friendly challenge by TryHackMe. It is separated into three tasks reconnaissance, getting a shell, and privilege escalation with questions along the way to guide you throughout the engagement. It is a bit more hand-holding but was a fun challenge nonetheless. This box requires you to brute force, crack hashes, and escalate privileges to root.
StartUp - TryHackMe
Startup is a boot2root challenge available on TryHackMe. This is an easy level box which includes compromising a web server by uploading our web shell via FTP and then exploiting a cronjob to get the root shell.
RootMe - TryHackMe
A ctf for beginners, can you root me?
Simple CTF - TryHackMe
Simple CTF is just that, a beginner-level CTF on TryHackMe that showcases a few of the necessary skills needed for all CTFs to include scanning and enumeration, research, exploitation, and privilege escalation.