ForwardSlash - Write-up - HackTheBox
Information# Box# Name: ForwardSlash Profile: www.hackthebox.eu Difficulty: Hard OS: Linux Points: 40 Write-up# Overview# TL;DR: There is a web application with a parameter vulnerable to file discl
Information# Box# Name: ForwardSlash Profile: www.hackthebox.eu Difficulty: Hard OS: Linux Points: 40 Write-up# Overview# TL;DR: There is a web application with a parameter vulnerable to file discl
Information# CTF# Name : STEM CTF: Cyber Challenge 2019 Website : mitrestemctf.org Type : Online Format : Jeopardy CTF Time : link 50 - Clean Room - System (Linux)# Goal# For this challenge we are i
Information# Version# By Version Comment noraj 1.0 Creation CTF# Name : BreizhCTF 2k18 Website : www.breizhctf.com Type : On site Format : Jeopardy 75 - BabyAPK - Mobile# Android reverse
I assume your curl, git, environment variables are already configured to use a proxy. But often gnupg keyservers don't work behind a proxy even if gnupg is configured to use it. The solution is to avo
Context# I am using KVM, and use/manage my VMs with virt-manager. But I asked myself this question: how can create or revert some snapshot? I'm giving examples for qcow2 disk images and commands are
Install rTorrent, git ang nginx: 1# zypper install rtorrent git nginx Warning: rtorrent package in official openSUSE repository is not compiled with xmlrpc so you won't be able to use it with rutorr
For this exemple, our custom ssh port will be 52222. Edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config: 1# vim /etc/ssh/sshd_config Uncomment Port 22 and change it to Port 52222. Note: You can add several time
Environment variables# Lot of programs (such as wget, curl, pacman, ...) use environment variables to determine the proxy of a given protocol. Environment variables can be added per user in their .bas
To change the UUID of a virtual disk: 1VBoxManage internalcommands sethduuid <filepath> [<uuid>] Examples# With a vdi disk : VBoxManage internalcommands sethduuid disk.vdi With a vmdk dis
Version of software used: VirtualBox 5.0.22 vSphere Client 5.1 VMware ESXI 5.1 Export to OVA/OVF# From VirtualBox export the virtual machine : "File" > "Export Appliance". The