The Cyber Security Library

The Library
Offensive Security
Malware
Vulnerability Management
- Nessus
Cloud
- AWS
- Azure
  - Worker CTF (Azure DevOps)
    Enumeration
    Using SVN
    Exploring the Domain
    Cracking Azure DevOps console
  - Software development environments and Azure DevOps pipeline abuse
    Accessing Azure Devops
    Exploring Project Pages
Splunk
- Splunk SIEM Integration
  - AWS architecture for integrating with Splunk
- Splunk Threat Hunting Ep.6 Credential Access
DevOps
- Using AWS, Docker, Jenkins and SonarQube to improve code quality
- Creating a Codebuild project and getting the output with CloudWatch Logs
  - IAM
  - CodeBuild
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Escalating my privileges

PreviousUsing the exploit NextGaining access inside the Windows RDP

Last updated 2 years ago

I was able to change the password because port 3389 was open.

Using xfreerdp /v:10.10.40.102 /u:nekrotic /p:P@ssword123 - I was able to open up a rdp for windows.