OffSec Module: Malware Detection using Machine Learning
Co-authored by Iftekharul Haque (Hawk) Here, we first choose what kind of machine learning model we want to use in this process. As anyone with some little machine learning
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Co-authored by Iftekharul Haque (Hawk) Here, we first choose what kind of machine learning model we want to use in this process. As anyone with some little machine learning
In today’s world, our workstations, servers, and mobile devices are more vulnerable than ever. They are prime targets for cybercriminals looking to execute malicious code and infiltrate networks. With
In this write-up, we will explore how to effectively hunt for ransomware from a network perspective, focusing on identifying Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) related to LockBit ransomware. The scenario
In today’s complex cybersecurity landscape, no organization can afford to work in isolation. For threat hunters, success hinges on two key factors: timely intelligence and effective communication. In Module
This is a challenge from picoCTF titled 'trickster' from web exploitation category. It's needless to say that this one is a little trickier as the name
Continuing from my OffSec TH-200 journey… In cybersecurity, ransomware remains one of the most dangerous threats facing organizations today. Ransomware attacks have evolved over the years, and attackers have
As I continue my journey through the OffSec TH-200 course, I’ve now reached Module 2, Section 1, which delves into some critical areas of cybersecurity: threat actors, ransomware
As cybersecurity threats evolve and become increasingly sophisticated, organizations must adopt proactive measures to safeguard their networks. I’ve recently started the new OffSec TH-200 course, and I could
In this task, we will try to hack into a Linux system. You can find the task here In this task on TryHackMe, the objective was to simulate a real-
This is a challenge from picogym called Shark on Wire 1. The name suggests it's related to Wireshark. You can find the challenge here The challenge gave us
This challenge, titled 'SOAP,' from the web exploitation category on picoCTF, appears to center around an XXE (XML External Entity) vulnerability, as suggested by the associated tags. Upon
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Onboarding Connection Info Proctoring Portal 570362 [HASH_REDACTED] The following are your Exam VPN connection credentials: Username:Â OS-570362 Password:Â Ebkh3FAtZvW Control Panel My IP: [LAB_IP] Instructions Target IP:
Upon launching the machine in the HTB, I was promptly provided with an IP address to begin my exploration. My first step was to ensure a stable connection by pinging
Recon #nmap nmap --top-ports 1000 -T4 [LAB_IP] --open -Pn -vvv PORT STATE SERVICE REASON 22/tcp open ssh syn-ack 80/tcp open http syn-ack 139/tcp