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This lab came with Active Directory creds to simulate an assumed breach assessment. I started by checking the credentials with Netexec to confirm they worked. Next I ran Bloodhound-ce-python to collect Active Directory data for Read more
I started with an nmap scan for all TCP ports and the top UDP ports. This one looks like an Active Directory Domain Controller. Added target hostnames to /etc/hosts Looking through the SMB shares, I Read more
This box took a ton of troubleshooting and resets for the privilege escalation. The web server kept crashing but after many attempts, I finally got it finished. I start things off with a port scan Read more
To begin my enumeration, I performed a port scan of both TCP and UDP ports using Nmap. This initial step allowed me to establish a clear picture of the services that were exposed and set Read more
I began the engagement by performing a full TCP and UDP port scan with Nmap to identify open services running on the target. A SYN scan was used on all TCP ports for speed and stealth, while Read more
I began by performing a full TCP and UDP port scan to enumerate available services. It looks like we are working with an Active Directory Domain Controller from the ports that are open. I was Read more