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HTB - Cap Writeup
Cap is an easy difficulty Linux machine running an HTTP server that performs administrative functions including performing network captures. Improper controls result in Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) giving access to another user's capture. The capture contains plaintext credentials and can be used to gain foothold. A Linux capability is then leveraged to escalate to root.
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Learn everything about SQL injection attacks - from basic concepts to advanced exploitation techniques and prevention methods. A comprehensive guide for cybersecurity enthusiasts.
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In this part we will be getting our hands dirty and setting up our own personal DNS server using an ubuntu virtual machine.
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Taking a deep dive into the journey of a DNS query, understanding recursive and authoritative servers, common DNS records, and the underlying technical mechanisms.
Read MoreDNS for Dummies: Part 1
The journey to mastering DNS starts here. Let's discover why DNS is the internet's backbone and its role in enabling modern-day connectivity.
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Software Defined Networking
This is going to sound weird but your current knowledge of networking is going to be worthless after SDN takeover. Wanna know why?
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