Reverse Shell Stabilisation
Below is one example of how to stabilise a reverse-shell. What are the benefits of a reverse-shell: Makes using text…
log4j Exploit – Solar CTF
Last year, CVE-2021-44228 was discovered and it rocked the IT world. The vulnerability was found in logging software, log4j, and…
THM – Revenge CTF Room
Todays Capture the Flag hacking writeup is for the TryHackMe room, Revenge. It’s a medium rated room with the following…
AoC3#19: Something Phishy Is Going On
With the completion of the last 18 days worth of Advent of Cyber challenges, I’m now starting on the blue-teaming…
AoC3#18: Playing With Containers
Our first half of the cloud challenges saw us meddling with Amazon’s AWS buckets and the AWSCLI. I found that…
AoC3#17: Elf Leaks CTF
With my recent Elf OSINT post written, its time to tackle the Advent of Cyber’s 17th day challenge – Elf…
AoC3#16: Ransomware Madness OSINT
After the non-challenge day where the Grinch had the day off, today is all about open source intelligence. This challenge…
AoC3#15: The Grinchs Day Off
After completing Dev(Insecure)Ops – Day 14 AoC3 I was hoping for a longer more involved challenge for Day 15. Sadly…
AoC3#14: Dev(Insecure)Ops
After completing the previous Advent of Cyber challenge day, They Lost The Plan! Day 13 AoC3, this CTF challenge was…
AoC3#13: They Lost The Plan!
Today’s CTF challenge in TryHackMe’s Advent of Cyber is all about privilege escalation on a Window’s box. After a bit…