Post: Looking for someone with experience in ethical hacking
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11-06-2016, 09:38 PM
#1
ShinigamiUzi
Proud to be a Player
heres summary of whats needed
"The project involves testing a numberof VMs, each has its own settings and configurations (e.g. different OS, ports,
services, versions, etc.). Some of the VMs are intentionally vulnerable and
therefore can be exploited.
The VMs are password-protected and theonly way to gain access is to apply your ethical hacking skills. You will be
given two VMs."*
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11-09-2016, 06:03 PM
#3
Hydrogen
Super Mod
Originally posted by Toke
so your looking on ngu for a whitehat? when the site is filled with script kiddies and a member or so here and their that knows what they are talking about let alone doing
Finally I see some positive feedback from you. I'm proud to say congrats on your MOTM. Say some more facts for this fellow user one more timeeeee!
11-20-2016, 05:13 AM
#5
Oneup
Guest
Originally posted by ShinigamiUzi
Hi, i have a project in the ethical hacking course, i'm looking for someone to guide me with it, i'll pay via paypal*
heres summary of whats needed
"The project involves testing a numberof VMs, each has its own settings and configurations (e.g. different OS, ports,
services, versions, etc.). Some of the VMs are intentionally vulnerable and
therefore can be exploited.
The VMs are password-protected and theonly way to gain access is to apply your ethical hacking skills. You will be
given two VMs."*
heres summary of whats needed
"The project involves testing a numberof VMs, each has its own settings and configurations (e.g. different OS, ports,
services, versions, etc.). Some of the VMs are intentionally vulnerable and
therefore can be exploited.
The VMs are password-protected and theonly way to gain access is to apply your ethical hacking skills. You will be
given two VMs."*
Really depends what OS's you are running. Pretty much any windows OS can have the passwords reset with just a boot disk. Some distros of linux have a similar issue where you can reset the root password through a boot disk as well.
11-21-2016, 03:27 AM
#6
Specter
Pro Memer
Originally posted by ShinigamiUzi
Hi, i have a project in the ethical hacking course, i'm looking for someone to guide me with it, i'll pay via paypal*
heres summary of whats needed
"The project involves testing a numberof VMs, each has its own settings and configurations (e.g. different OS, ports,
services, versions, etc.). Some of the VMs are intentionally vulnerable and
therefore can be exploited.
The VMs are password-protected and theonly way to gain access is to apply your ethical hacking skills. You will be
given two VMs."*
heres summary of whats needed
"The project involves testing a numberof VMs, each has its own settings and configurations (e.g. different OS, ports,
services, versions, etc.). Some of the VMs are intentionally vulnerable and
therefore can be exploited.
The VMs are password-protected and theonly way to gain access is to apply your ethical hacking skills. You will be
given two VMs."*
From the context of what they want, you'll probably need to exploit some sort of service running on the VM to escalate your privileges (similar to a wargame or CTF). If the course is fairly beginner-ish they may want you to exploit a simple buffer/heap overflow or a format string vulnerability. Can't tell for sure but that sounds like what they want. Or - if they give you version information of the system/programs, they may want you to do a bit of research to find CVE's that have already been written about that affect those versions and utilize an already released POC or something.
11-21-2016, 07:01 AM
#7
ShinigamiUzi
Proud to be a Player
Originally posted by Specter
From the context of what they want, you'll probably need to exploit some sort of service running on the VM to escalate your privileges (similar to a wargame or CTF). If the course is fairly beginner-ish they may want you to exploit a simple buffer/heap overflow or a format string vulnerability. Can't tell for sure but that sounds like what they want. Or - if they give you version information of the system/programs, they may want you to do a bit of research to find CVE's that have already been written about that affect those versions and utilize an already released POC or something.
yeah the VMs are Holynix2 and CTF8
I need to find 3 vulnerabilities and exploit them
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