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Complete any Two challenge categories with a writeup!
- You must include the commands used
- Output (text or screenshot)
Set 1: Crack These Password Hashes
a61a78e492ee60c63ed8f2bb3a6a00729eb7ee7f551d2f0ac684981bd1f1e2fa4a37590199636753efe614d4db30e8e15d7c08e0f8f8c3c84f3ea2736ae67bc3fff90f85605b8ed799984f8ccf97cc9a7b53251b7b61662a1ef59702ffc03db0f5c4333684067522d7bdc0fc5a4b468bSet 2: Scan this IP
45.33.32.156How many ports are open?
What services are running?
What operating system is running?
Set 3: Catch a Reverse Shell
You will be connecting to your loopback address for now.
- 127.0.0.1 ← Use this IP in your reverse shell.
- Create a listener with netcat
- Catch a reverse shell call back
I recommend you split your terminal (using terminator)
- CTRL+SHIFT+E → Split Vertically
Either click between them, OR
- ALT+ARROWKEY → Change focused terminal
To close the current focused terminal
- CTRL+SHIFT+D → Close currently focused terminal.
- On one terminal, start a netcat listener.
- On the other, execute your reverse shell.
Try these 3 reverse shells: One with zsh
One with python
One with netcat
Slides
Intro to Penetration Testing.pdf1584.8KB
