HTB – Laboratory
Laboratory is a Easy Apache web-server box with an exploitable version of GitLab from HTB and created by oxc45.
HTB – Worker
Today I go through Worker by Hack the Box a medium level machine that focuses mainly on Azure DevOps on IIS. I highly recommend this box.
HTB – Compromised
Compromised from HTB is an incident response type box in which a Linux environment and eCommerce solution, LiteCart have been exploited.
HTB – SneakyMailer
SneakyMailer is a Medium CTF style box from HTB. It features a phishing lite approach of an intranet platform. Once we get creds we use pypiserver to escalate.
HTB – Omni
Omni from HTB is an Easy 'real world' box where we exploit vulnerabilities in the Windows IoT Core platform through the use of SirepRAT.
HTB – BUFF
I workout my brain in this easy machine from Hack the Box called BUFF. I explore light buffer overflows and pivoting.
HTB – Unbalanced
Unbalanced is a (really) Hard CTF style box from HTB. It features a squid web proxy, some EncFS encrypted data, and a privilege escalation through Pi-Hole.
HTB – OpenKeyS
OpenKeyS from HTB is an Easy, labeled Medium box based on a fictitious SSH sharing platform and the OpenBSD Authentication Bypass (CVE-2019-19521).
HTB – Fuse
Fuse from HTB is a Medium Windows vulnerability assessment based box in which you build a brute-force list Papercut and escalate with seloaddriverprivilege.
HTB – OSCP Training
Below is a list of OSCP style boxes provided by @TJ_Null on Twitter. I will be going through a box each day until my exam! Check back regularly for updates.
HTB – Active
Today I explore Active from HTB; an OSCP like box featuring a great approach to SMB enumeration with SMBClient and CrackMapExec.
HTB – Cronos
Today I explore Cronos from HTB; an OSCP like box featuring some vhost enumeration, SQL login bypass techniques and command injection.