Practice
  • 🛤️TryHackMe Rooms
    • HackersVsHackers
    • Vulnnet - The End Game
    • Surfer
    • Corridor
    • Mustacchio
    • Wordpress: CVE-2021-29447
    • Bounty Hacker
    • Simple CTF
    • Agent Sudo
    • Lazy Admin
    • Ignite
    • Brooklynn 99
    • c4ptur3th3fl4g
    • Lian_Yu
    • Rabbit
    • Gallery
    • Overpass
    • Team
    • Easy Peasy
    • CmesS
    • Ultratech
    • Wonderland
    • Anonymous
    • GamingServer
    • Tomghost
    • ConvertMyVideo
    • DogCat
    • Blog
    • Git Happens
    • 0day
    • Road
    • Inferno
    • Opacity
    • Market Place
    • Valley CTF
    • Weasel
    • SafeZone
    • Blueprint
    • Fusion Corp
    • Quotient
    • Unbaked Pie
    • Kenobi
    • Steel Mountain
    • Alfred
    • Hack Park
    • Game Zone
    • Daily Bugle
    • Retro
    • Corp
    • Attacktive Directory
    • Vulnnet - Roasted
    • Vulnnet - Active
    • Vulnnet - Internal
    • Enterprise - Hard
    • Iron Corp - Hard
    • Ra - Hard
    • For Business Reasons
  • 📦HackTheBox
    • Linux Boxes
      • Lame
      • Shocker
      • Nibbles
      • Beep
      • Cronos
      • Nineveh
      • Sense
      • Solidstate
      • Node
      • Valentine
      • Poison
      • Sunday
      • Irked
      • FriendZone
      • Networked
      • Jarvis
      • Tabby
      • Mirai
      • Popcorn
    • Windows Boxes
      • Active
      • Forest
      • ChatterBox
      • Resolute
      • Intelligence
  • 🤖CTF's
    • CloudSEK CTFs
    • ACM Cyber - UCLA
  • ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
    • Interview Topics
  • 🪣BOF - OSCP
    • Basics
    • Spiking
    • FUZZing
    • Finding the Offset
    • Overwriting the EIP
    • Finding BAD Characters
    • Finding RIGHT Module
    • Generating Shellcode
  • 📛Active Directory
    • Basics
      • Managing AD Users
      • Managing AD Computers
      • Group Policies
      • Authentication Methods
      • Trees, Forests and Trusts
    • Enumeration Techniques
    • Initial Attack Vectors
    • Post Compromise Enumeration
    • Post Compromise Attacks
      • Token Impersonation - LM
      • Kerberoasting
      • cPassword / GPP Attack
      • URL File Attacks
      • PrintNightmare
      • Golden Ticket Attacks
      • ZeroLogon Attacks
    • Lateral Movement and Pivoting
      • File Transfers
      • Spawning Processes Remotely
      • Moving Laterally with WMI
      • Alternate Authentication Material
      • Abusing User's Behaviour
      • Port Forwarding
      • Maintaing Access
      • Pivoting
      • Cleaning Up
    • Other Resources
  • 🛡️Powershell Basics
    • Getting Started
      • Functions
  • 😁Others
    • API Security
    • Cloud Security
  • Enumeration
    • Local PrivEsc
    • Remoting
    • Persistence
    • Kerberos
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • Scanning
  • Enumeration
  • Initial Foothold
  • Privilege Escalation
  1. TryHackMe Rooms

Retro

User's password in the comment section - RDP Access - Manipulating UAC's certificate

PreviousDaily BugleNextCorp

Last updated 1 year ago

Scanning

Starting off with the nmap scan

Enumeration

Let's start with the dirsearch scan

Seems like it's running wordpress? - Let's first crawl /retro directory manually !

We find various blogs in the webpage related to old school retro games and nothing special in source code

  • We also find that the target is using Wordpress in /retro/wp-content

Clicking on the User Wade, we were redirected to the author section that has the collection of blog posts by Wade

  • We checked them out but there didn’t seem any hints or secrets

  • This is when our attention was shifted from blogs to comments

  • We found that Wade has commented on the blog post regarding Ready Player One

Initial Foothold

Browsing the Ready Player One blog post we saw that Wade has commented a word to remember parzival

  • This seems an interesting word, there may exist a user by the name of Wade and password parzival

So why not try logging into the RDP service ? - and we were able to connect to the RDP service with the credentials we suspected

xfreerdp /u:wade /p:parzival /v:10.10.167.18

Privilege Escalation

We can see that there exist some files inside the Recycle Bin

🛤️