Hello to everyone! As I recently got interested in the field of IT security, I thought it would be a great idea to post what I found interesting and what challenges I succeeded in. This blog will contain some posts about interesting security things I learned, as well as walkthroughs on CTF boxes or challenges. I hope you find some interesting matters on this blog!
You will find on this home page the latest posts and writeups published. You may use the navigation bar to find all the writeups or all the articles.
This website won't contain any writeup to non-retired boxes, however you may see my current progression on those boxes here.
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In this article, I'm presenting a little package I wrote for helping make outputs clearer in my Python scripts. This package's functions aren't really optimal, but they are sufficient for how I use them. This article is here to help uderstand some parts of my code that might be unclear because of the use of such functions. Read more...
Hello to everyone! As I recently got interested in the field of IT security, I thought it would be a great idea to post what I found interesting and what challenges I succeeded in. Read more...
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Today, I'm publishing a new writeup for HackTheBox's box Delivery. This machine was made by ippsec and has been rated as easy difficulty. It has been given a rating of 4.6.
This machine was really interesting: it is really suitable for beginners in the field of pentest as it contains a lot of basic stuff. A significant part of the exploitation is not strictly speaking technical, which might prevent beginners from quickly giving up. Read more...
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Today, I'm publishing a new writeup for HackTheBox's box Admirer. This machine was made by polarbearer and GibParadox and while it has been rated easy by its makers, the community seems to have found it rather medium as its difficulty has been rated 5.3/10. Read more...
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Today, I'm publishing a writeup for HackTheBox's machine Forest, made by egre55 and mrb3n. This was the first machine running Windows I tried to own, and I would say it was really the hardest one for me now. However, I learned a lot about Active Directory here, so it was really useful. Read more...
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Today, I'm publishing a writeup for HackTheBox's machine Mango, made by MrR3boot. This machine was harder for me than the previous ones, thus it allowed me to learn a lot of new interesting concepts. Read more...
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Today, I'm publishing a writeup for the machine OpenAdmin, created by dmw0ng. This machine was rated easy, and I think it was a pretty accurate rate. Read more...
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Today, I’m going to make a writeup about Hackthebox machine Traverxec , made by jkr. This box is rated easy by the maker and is kinda easy, I think it’s a good box for a beginner because you can learn a lot of new concepts involving reading and understanding documentation: I spent a lot of time quickly overseeing it, and I missed some interesting points because of that. Read more...
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Today, I’m publishing a writeup about the box Postman from Hackthebox, made by TheCyberGeek.
It was rated easy by the maker, and it’s my second one. I got to improve a lot of my skills especially in enumeration, and I got the opportunity to discover new tools and services. Let’s get started! Read more...
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So about a week and a half ago, I decided that I would try to own my first box on Hackthebox. I wanted to start with an easy one, so I chose Wall because a lot of people were saying this box was rather easy to own. It was a really interesting first experience as I learned a lot of things, even if I had to look for a lot of clues and hints because there are a lot of concepts I couldn’t think of by myself. Read more...
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