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Introduction Today we're going to be doing a walkthrough for the Reversing ELF room hosted at https://tryhackme.com/room/ reverselfiles . For this walkthrough, we'll be using one virtual machine (VMs), a Kali Linux VM as our attacking machine. Task 1 - Crackme1 Questions What is the flag? Download the Task 1 Task File Copy it to your working directory Give the file executable permissions Run the file chmod +x crackme1 ./crackme1 Task 2 - Crackme2 Questions What is the super secret password ? Give the file executable permissions Run Ltrace on the file with a test string chmod +x crackme2 ltrace ./crackme2 test ./crackme2 passwordFoundInPreviousStep Task 3 - Crackme3 Questions What is the flag? Give the file executable permissions Run strings on the file Echo the base64 string you found, pipe it into Base64 decode chmod +x crackme3 strings crackme3 echo “ base64stringFoundInPreviousStep ” | base64 -d Task 4 - Crackme4 Questions What is the password ? Give the file execu...

Introduction Today we're going to be doing a walkthrough for the Brainstorm room hosted at https://tryhackme.com/room/ brainstorm . For this walkthrough, we'll be using two virtual machines (VMs), a Kali Linux VM as our attacking machine, and the deployed Windows Brainstorm client as the the victim machine. Task 1 - Deploy Machine and Scan Network Questions: Deploy the machine No answer needed How many ports are open? First, we're going to add the IP address of the Brainstorm machine to our attacking machine's / etc/hosts file. In the current version of Kali,we need switch to Root before doing so: As Root: echo “10.10.100.56 brainstorm.thm” >> /etc/hosts At the time of our examination of the network, there were a number of machines live in the network, and the number of open ports on those systems does not match the answer for this question. Neither does the number of open ports on the brainstorm.thm machine. In the end, we brute forced the answer. Task 2 - A...