HackTheBox Code Writeup
TL;DR This writeup covers the Code machine, an easy-rated Linux box. Initial enumeration revealed open ports 22 (SSH) and 5000 (Gunicorn), hosting a Python code editor. Registering an account and ...
TL;DR This writeup covers the Code machine, an easy-rated Linux box. Initial enumeration revealed open ports 22 (SSH) and 5000 (Gunicorn), hosting a Python code editor. Registering an account and ...
TL;DR This writeup covers the Dog machine, an easy-rated Linux box. Initial enumeration revealed open ports 22 (SSH) and 80 (Apache) hosting a Backdrop CMS website. Adding dog.htb to /etc/hosts en...
TL;DR This writeup covers the Cat machine, an easy-rated Linux box. Initial enumeration revealed open ports 22 (SSH) and 80 (Apache), with a website offering user registration, login, and image up...
TL;DR This writeup is based on the Titanic machine, an easy-rated Linux box on Hack The Box. After scanning the target, I found that ports 22 (SSH) and 80 (Apache) were open. The website redirecte...
TL;DR This writeup is based on the UnderPass machine, an easy-rated Linux box on Hack The Box. I began by scanning the target and found open ports for SSH, HTTP, and SNMP. Enumerating SNMP reveale...
TL;DR This writeup is based on the LinkVortex machine, which is an easy-rated Linux box on Hack the Box. I began by scanning the target and found open ports for SSH and HTTP. After enumerating the...
TL;DR This writeup is based on the Sightless machine, which is an easy-rated Linux box on Hack the Box. It starts with several open ports: FTP (21), SSH (22), and HTTP (80). While enumerating the ...
TL;DR This writeup is based on the Chemistry machine, which is an easy-rated Linux box on Hack The Box. I began by scanning the target and found open ports for SSH and an HTTP service running the ...
TL;DR This writeup is based on Cicada machine, which is an easy-rated Windows box on Hack the Box. It starts with several services, such as DNS, Kerberos, MSRPC, NetBIOS-SSN, LDAP, Microsoft-DS, R...
TL;DR This writeup is based on the Crocodile machine, an easy-rated Linux box on Hack The Box. After scanning the target, I found that ports 21 (FTP) and 80 (HTTP) were open. The FTP service allow...
TL;DR This writeup is based on the Sequel machine, an easy-rated Linux box on Hack The Box. After scanning the target, I found that port 3306 was open, running 5.5.5-10.3.27-MariaDB-0+deb10u1. Sin...
TL;DR This writeup is based on the Appointment machine, an easy-rated Linux box on Hack The Box. After scanning the target, I found that port 80 was open, running Apache httpd 2.4.38. Visiting the...
TL;DR This writeup is based on the Synced machine, an easy-rated Linux box on Hack The Box. After scanning the target, I found that port 873 was open, corresponding to the rsync service. Upon enum...
TL;DR This writeup documents the process of exploiting the Mongod machine on Hack The Box. An Nmap scan revealed two open ports: 22 (SSH) and 27017 (MongoDB). The MongoDB instance was outdated and...
TL;DR This writeup covers the Preignition machine, a beginner-friendly Linux box on Hack The Box. The initial Nmap scan revealed an open HTTP port (80) running Nginx. Directory fuzzing with dirb u...