![]() ![]() powershell? Navigating to the page we can see this is Microsoft’s powershell web access web app. 302 - 165B - /powershell -> /powershell/default.aspx?ReturnUrl =%2fpowershell □ dirsearch.py -u -E -w /usr/share/wordlists/seclists/Discovery/Web-Content/ -l -t 100 -x 400Įxtensions: | HTTP method: GET | Suffixes: php, asp, aspx, jsp, js, do, action, html, json, yml, yaml, xml, cfg, bak, txt, md, sql, zip, tar.gz, tgz | Threads: 100 | Wordlist size: 209422 | Request count: 209422Įrror Log: /opt/dirsearch/logs/errors-20-08-15_10-25-18.log If you were curious what the configuration looks like in the DNS MMC snap-in: #Ra2 on windows 10 update#Nsupdate - “…used to submit Dynamic DNS Update requests as defined in RFC2136 to a name server." Let’s do some more enumeration and see what we could do with being able to update DNS records. Allowing unsecured dynamic DNS updates gives any computer regardless of being joined to the domain or not, the ability to modify or create DNS records. □ dig windcorp.thm any get our first flag and a really good hint for what we’ll need to do. I won’t be diving into DNS in this writeup but I’ll give you a friendly reminder… it’s always DNS. DNS misconfigurations and even DNS zone transfers are still common in the real world. There’s an old saying that often holds up… It’s always DNS. If you’ve done Ra you’ll also notice the fire hostname looks familiar. Judging by the ports that are open like LDAP/S, DNS, etc I think it’s safe to assume this is a domain controller. □ nmap -p-T4 -sC -sV -Pn -vvv -oA nmap/scan $IP I appreciate all the work he puts in with educational content and assisting people in the community.Įnter your target IP address or URL here: 10.10.165.58 Off the bat we’ll use Threader3000 to see what ports are open. This challenge had a few pieces that had to all had to come together before being able to make any movement. You’ll notice that without enumerating DNS you won’t get very far. This challenege reminded me how easy it can be to pass up things like DNS. I’m a sucker for hacking on Windows and I knew this room would be fun. I really enjoyed the Ra room and Set so when I saw this sequel come out I was pumped. So from the description we see the Windcorp Corporation is back for more. But maybe not enough? You have managed to enter their local network…Ĭreated by and it at least 5 minutes to boot) Since then they have hardened their infrastructure, learning from their mistakes. Just when they thought their hashes were safe…Ĭreated by: 4ndr34zz and theart42 _init_ ![]()
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