Proving Grounds: pyexp Walkthrough
An easy difficulty Linux machine on Offensive Security’s Proving Grounds.
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Proving Grounds: Lampião Walkthrough
An easy difficulty Linux machine on Offensive Security’s Proving Grounds.
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Proving Grounds: Loly Walkthrough
An intermediate difficulty Linux machine on Offensive Security’s Proving Grounds.
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Proving Grounds: FunboxRookie Walkthrough
An easy difficulty Linux machine on Offensive Security’s Proving Grounds.
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CVE-2022-26564: Hotel Druid 3.0.3 Reflected Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerability
Hotel Druid 3.0.3 is vulnerable to a reflected Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attack against several pages and parameters.
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Proving Grounds: Sumo Walkthrough
An easy difficulty Linux machine on Offensive Security’s Proving Grounds.
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Proving Grounds: OnSystemShellDredd Walkthrough
An easy difficulty Linux machine on Offensive Security’s Proving Grounds.
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Review: Build Core Technical Skills with TryHackMe
The following is a guest post from a good friend of mine, Magicbear, talking about a security learning platform we both enjoy using. One of my favorite online security learning platforms is TryHackMe.com, which offers guided rooms that combine descriptions of the theory you need to know with tasks so you can practice actually doing security-relevant
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Proving Grounds: SunsetMidnight Walkthrough
An intermediate difficulty Debian Linux machine on Offensive Security’s Proving Grounds.
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Kali Linux – Adding A Custom Resolution
I recently had an issue where my new 4k Dell U2720Q wasn’t showing up at full resolution in Kali Linux. The monitor is connected to a Macbook Pro via USB-C and the VM is running on a VMware ESXi 6.7 U2 release. My monitor maxes out at 3840×2160 60 Hz. Kali was seeing the 60hz,
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