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This machine was made by me and my friend Julio. Our Linkedin will be in the end of this write-up in case of any doubts or suggestions you guys have =). Note: this write-up assumes that you know how the tools being used works and understand some basi...
Recon and User Flag First, we do a nmap scan to discover that port 22 and 80 are open. Visiting the website, there is a “Merchant Central” button that led us to an admin login page. We can register our user. After the login, we see just a normal ...
Recon and User Flag First, we start with a nmap scan and discover that ports 21, 80, 139, 445 and 5985 are open. Next, we perform nmap with default scripts and service detection flags on those ports. As FTP is open, we connect to it with Anonymous l...
First, I did the standard nmap scan and found that ports 22 and 7070 are open. Next, I did an aggressive scan on these ports to find what service is behind it and found SSH on port 22 and probably an AnyDesk on port 7070, recognized by the commonName...
User Flag First, we start by enumerating the ports and services. In the print below I have already set the ports to 22 and 8000 because I found out that they were open in a regular scan without any nmap flags. I access the website and see that there...
Website Analysis First of all, we run nmap and check which ports are open. As you can see, I ran a version scan with default scripts on the ports I found which were 80 (HTTP) and 3389 (RDP) to see if I could find anything interesting, but nothing tur...
