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TryHackMe Retro: Rooting Ready Player One
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As a part of my interest in red-teaming, I did another TryHackMe room that I wanted to share through a write-up.
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TryHackMe Retro: Rooting Ready Player One
https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1280/0*yPn2Lf8P60Auh0w_
As a part of my interest in red-teaming, I did another TryHackMe room that I wanted to share through a write-up.
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Discloure within Academic setting.
I have to use multiple CMS platforms to do my course work at my university. Recently I have noticed low hanging fruit where the server sends answers to the client. How can I responsibly report these in a way that doesnt bring me under fire for academic misconduct? I also want to reap the rewards of merit and another rung on my resume or possibly a cash reward. I just need advice as none of the tools have disclosure programs nor does my uni.
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Discloure within Academic setting.
I have to use multiple CMS platforms to do my course work at my university. Recently I have noticed low hanging fruit where the server sends answers to the client. How can I responsibly report these in a way that doesnt bring me under fire for academic misconduct? I also want to reap the rewards of merit and another rung on my resume or possibly a cash reward. I just need advice as none of the tools have disclosure programs nor does my uni.
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On The Subject of Password Hashes
So, I've been indulging in a lot of podcasts and media such as good ol' Darknet Diaries and its very often when red hats recount their stories that they mention using a username of an account to recover the password hash for later cracking.
How is this done?
Is it an SQL exploit? HTML or CSS exploit? What is done in order to use a username to recover a hashed password? Or is it simply that because it can be used maliciously they leave out the details of the actual process and skip to the point?
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On The Subject of Password Hashes
So, I've been indulging in a lot of podcasts and media such as good ol' Darknet Diaries and its very often when red hats recount their stories that they mention using a username of an account to recover the password hash for later cracking.
How is this done?
Is it an SQL exploit? HTML or CSS exploit? What is done in order to use a username to recover a hashed password? Or is it simply that because it can be used maliciously they leave out the details of the actual process and skip to the point?
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Cracking the UN Code: How I Exposed a Leaky Google Maps API Key and Entered the Hall of Fame
https://gowthamaraj-rajendran.medium.com/cracking-the-un-code-how-i-exposed-a-leaky-google-maps-api-key-and-entered-the-hall-of-fame-9a295f3c08cd?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
https://gowthamaraj-rajendran.medium.com/cracking-the-un-code-how-i-exposed-a-leaky-google-maps-api-key-and-entered-the-hall-of-fame-9a295f3c08cd?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
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Home Depot (2014) Computer Hack and Sony Playstation (2011) Computer Hacks
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Home Depot (2014) Computer Hack: A Data Breach of Massive Proportions
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Home Depot (2014) Computer Hack and Sony Playstation (2011) Computer Hacks
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Home Depot (2014) Computer Hack: A Data Breach of Massive Proportions
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2023’s Top 10 password cracking tools
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The top 11 most widely used password cracking tools are listed below:
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2023’s Top 10 password cracking tools
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The top 11 most widely used password cracking tools are listed below:
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Try Hack Me: Templates
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Templates is rated as a medium level box, however it is on the easier side. Diving into it with a rustscan / nmap we see the following…
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Try Hack Me: Templates
https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/622/1*wDNzlBfBW60p0SZOZrWuog.png
Templates is rated as a medium level box, however it is on the easier side. Diving into it with a rustscan / nmap we see the following…
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Is it Over?
Hello fellow (ethical) hacking chads. My question today is, is it over?
I'm a 'student' (self taught) of cyber security. I'm like 1k hours deep into learning mainly red team things, my overall goal is the OSCP. When I started this journey a year ago, AI was not a thing like it is today. There was no Chat-GPT you could log in and ask questions to, AI had not begun to impact society like it is today. I was super dedicated back then because I've heard a lot of career options really start to present themselves if you obtain the OSCP, and I was finally motivated to do something in life that I enjoyed. I was putting in a ton of hours, was really excited about learning new things. However, for the past month now my motivation and excitement has just vanished. I feel like with how quickly AI is developing, I've just been wasting my time learning everything because deep down I can't help but believe that within the next 5 years - a lot of what we are all learning is going to become obsolete. I feel like AI systems will become smarter than the average hacker, making breaking into systems and hacking in general a thing of the past as it just becomes nearly impossible... I feel like AI is really going to disrupt everything in ways we can't even really begin to understand yet. So I'm like honestly, not too far out from being able to take the OSCP and pass it. But I just cannot get myself to finish. The lurking thought of becoming obsolete and having to find a new job in like 5 years is what is preventing me from finishing. Does anybody else feel this way? I can feel society literally changing dramatically before our very eyes, and the uncertainty is preventing me from making any decisions on what I should works towards going into the future.
So my question is, how do you all stay motivated and continue forward knowing that, in Zelda terms, the moon is eventually going to crash down inevitably?
Is the OSCP still worth it?
Will the job market begin to vastly shrink with each passing month, as everybody adjusts?
We're heading into the future at an alarming rate, and it's got me spooked.
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Is it Over?
Hello fellow (ethical) hacking chads. My question today is, is it over?
I'm a 'student' (self taught) of cyber security. I'm like 1k hours deep into learning mainly red team things, my overall goal is the OSCP. When I started this journey a year ago, AI was not a thing like it is today. There was no Chat-GPT you could log in and ask questions to, AI had not begun to impact society like it is today. I was super dedicated back then because I've heard a lot of career options really start to present themselves if you obtain the OSCP, and I was finally motivated to do something in life that I enjoyed. I was putting in a ton of hours, was really excited about learning new things. However, for the past month now my motivation and excitement has just vanished. I feel like with how quickly AI is developing, I've just been wasting my time learning everything because deep down I can't help but believe that within the next 5 years - a lot of what we are all learning is going to become obsolete. I feel like AI systems will become smarter than the average hacker, making breaking into systems and hacking in general a thing of the past as it just becomes nearly impossible... I feel like AI is really going to disrupt everything in ways we can't even really begin to understand yet. So I'm like honestly, not too far out from being able to take the OSCP and pass it. But I just cannot get myself to finish. The lurking thought of becoming obsolete and having to find a new job in like 5 years is what is preventing me from finishing. Does anybody else feel this way? I can feel society literally changing dramatically before our very eyes, and the uncertainty is preventing me from making any decisions on what I should works towards going into the future.
So my question is, how do you all stay motivated and continue forward knowing that, in Zelda terms, the moon is eventually going to crash down inevitably?
Is the OSCP still worth it?
Will the job market begin to vastly shrink with each passing month, as everybody adjusts?
We're heading into the future at an alarming rate, and it's got me spooked.
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