In this problem we have two files: a zip file with password and an image. Check the challenge here.

Step by step on how to solve this Forensics challenge. To can check it here. We get a pcapng file, which we can open with Wireshark. The clues in the problem tell us that an attacker used the webserver to pivot into the network. Reviewing the data we see that…

How to solve step by step the challenge USB Ripper from the HackTheBox. We download and unzip the file, what we get is: > tree . ├── auth.json └── syslog 0 directories, 2 files Let’s see the content of the files: auth.json

Step by step writeup Link to the challenge. Get the parameters to decrypt the text: Use IDA to get the assembler code and F5 to generate pseudo code. In the challenge.plist file we find the following: bplist00��TflagRidUtitle_XTq+CWzQS0wYzs2rJ+GNrPLP6qekDbwze6fIeRRwBK2WXHOhba7WR2OGNUFKoAvyW7njTCMlQzlwIRdJvaP2iYQ==S123_HackTheBoxIsCool After some trial and error, we infer that the base64 text must be…

Step by step writeup Details from the challenge few weeks after it was released. You can check the challenge on HTB's new website here. All we know is that we need to look for a person named ‘Roland Sanchez’ from Birmingham, UK. The family is convinced that he was kidnapped…

Some time ago Youtube announced that it will remove hacking videos and some people asked me for help to support all channels with this type of content. The entire project is here. The input that was given to me were channels and channel playlists, and from this the following cases…

Details of the challenge when was released (and the HTB website was much worst) The first thing I did was to search for the name in the description on Twitter.

Step by step solution to the challenge So, this challenge looked like this when I solved it: Only 20 points, but is not that easy as you can see in the yellow bar. For me, it was difficult and without some hints it would have taken me a lot more…

I wanted to use Inside ProjectDiscovery project called notify to send notifications of a custom shell script to a Telegram bot. That might sound easy, I actually did the same process a year and half ago, but this time I couldn't make it work. …