In this post we will analyze the new fashion of publishing codes of dubious quality to win a few interactions.
Because of this fashion we find publications on Twitter, Linkedin (or even Twitch) that, to people without much technical level, can be confusing.
This is the first post solving HackTheBox challenges. We’re going to try to solve most of the challenges removed from the platform and this time it’s about a web challenge called HDC.
It’s a simple level challenge, but it will help us to see how the challenges we will face in the next days are. In it we will have to bypass a login page and finally, with the help of the ZAP Intruder, find the flag.
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In this post we will make the Vault machine from HackTheBox.
It’s a medium level Linux machine that I found quite interesting. We will have to upload a reverse shell to the web server, bypassing some filters, and pivot between different internal machines.
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In this post we will make the Curling machine from HackTheBox.
It is an easy level Linux machine where we will face a CMS (Joomla) and we will see how to climb using DirtySock.
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