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YPYogeshwar Peelaexploitnotes.hashnode.dev6h ago · 15 min read

TryHackMe : WhyHackMe writeup

Summary WhyHackMe is an medium Linux box that chains a handful of low-friction bugs into root. Anonymous FTP leaks a hint pointing at a pass.txt file that's only reachable from localhost. The blog app

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EUeServers UKeservers-uk.hashnode.dev3d ago · 4 min read

Architecture of Resilience: The Gap Between "We Have Backups" and "We Have a Plan"

Ask most system administrators or business owners if they have disaster recovery in place, and the answer is usually yes — followed by a description of a nightly backup job. Backups are essential, but

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NINeville Iregim0ng00s3-blog.hashnode.devMay 25 · 11 min read

Hack The Box: Vaccine

Penetration testing is not simple, it requires lots of technical knowledge and the capability to think outside of the box. Sometimes you will find simple yet dangerous vulnerabilities, other times you

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JJebitoksharonjebitok.comMay 6 · 7 min read

Anonforce

Anonforce is a TryHackMe machine that focuses on FTP misconfiguration, PGP encryption, and password cracking. The box exposes an FTP server with anonymous login enabled, granting access to the entire

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CBCarsten Blumftpgrid.hashnode.devMay 1 · 4 min read

Building modern file integrations with FTP, APIs and Webhooks

File-based integrations are everywhere. ERP systems exporting data. Cameras uploading footage. Legacy systems pushing CSV files. Partners exchanging documents. And despite all the talk about APIs and

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SRSatyam Rastogisatyamrastogi.hashnode.devApr 20 · 6 min read

FTP Plaintext Exposure: 3M Unencrypted Servers & Active Exploitation

Originally published on satyamrastogi.com 3 million FTP servers operating without encryption expose credentials and sensitive data to network interception. Red teams exploit plaintext protocols for initial access and lateral movement in enterprise e...

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JJebitoksharonjebitok.comMar 28 · 18 min read

Break Out The Cage (CTF Challenge - THM)

INTRO In this TryHackMe room, Break Out The Cage, we step into a Nicolas Cage-themed CTF that layers enumeration, classical cryptography, and privilege escalation into a full attack chain. The challen

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JJebitoksharonjebitok.comMar 9 · 20 min read

Data Exfiltration Detection (TryHackMe)

Data exfiltration is the final and often most damaging stage of a cyberattack — the moment sensitive information leaves the organization's control. Whether through DNS tunneling, HTTP POST requests, F

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AAdhamcyberlabhelp.hashnode.devFeb 12 · 5 min read

HackTheBox Crocodile (Linux Room) — Full Walkthrough

Crocodile is a beginner-friendly Linux room that focuses on fundamental enumeration techniques, including Nmap scanning, anonymous FTP access, and directory brute forcing. In this walkthrough, we will take a structured approach to identifying exposed...

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MAMohammad Amanmohammadaman.hashnode.devJan 20 · 13 min read

Mastering cURL: A Comprehensive Guide

What is cURL? cURL stands for "Client URL." It is a free tool that lets you send and receive data from the internet using your computer's command line. It was created by a human named Daniel Stenberg in 1997. Yes, literally there were no Claude, Chat...

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TryHackMe : WhyHackMe writeup

Architecture of Resilience: The Gap Between "We Have Backups" and "We Have a Plan"

Hack The Box: Vaccine

Anonforce

Building modern file integrations with FTP, APIs and Webhooks

FTP Plaintext Exposure: 3M Unencrypted Servers & Active Exploitation

Break Out The Cage (CTF Challenge - THM)

Data Exfiltration Detection (TryHackMe)

HackTheBox Crocodile (Linux Room) — Full Walkthrough

Mastering cURL: A Comprehensive Guide