Help Request – Infrastructure Hacking: Demonstrate Your Skills – Attacking UnrealIRC
Hi Everyone, I’m currently working on the Infrastructure Hacking: Demonstrate Your Skills – Attacking UnrealIRC lab and have been stuck on Target 2. The target is running an SMTP server that is vulnerable to remote code execution. After identifying the software and version, I attempted to develop and execute an exploit to retrieve the token located in /root/token.txt. I also noted the hint that ncat is installed on the target. I have tried multiple approaches, including the exploit script shared below, but I have not been successful in obtaining a shell or retrieving the token. Despite several troubleshooting attempts, I’m unable to progress further. Has anyone completed this lab successfully? If so, I would greatly appreciate any guidance, hints, or suggestions that could help me understand what I might be missing. The target server has ncat installed. can someone complete this lab, can please help me Thank you in advance for your help and support! Regards, Prashanth N.
AI Red Teaming: Lateral Movement and Privilege Escalation – Demonstrate Your Skills
Yes, this is a Demonstrate Your Skills Lab. I extracted the SSH key, but I am not able to find the IP address of the Postgres server. OrchidDB AI Chatbot did not tell me, even in maintenance mode, I ran a lot of Nmap -p 22, but no server is accepting the key. e.g., 10.102.105.91 Permission denied (publickey,password,keyboard-interactive)
Ransomware: TeslaCrypt - Stuck at Last Question
Has anyone figured out the final question of the Ransomware: TeslaCrypt lab? "What is the domain of the first DNS request made after executing the malware?" No correct answers via Ghidra No answers via ProcMon (suggested in the briefing) I checked the activity in x32dbg - nothing Any ideas? Is the lab broken? As always I might be looking too far...
Are you heading to InfoSec Europe 2026?
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Create Teams for Students and assign tasks to be completed
Dear community, being a professor at a university, I'm trying to create a group where i can invite students in order to complete the tasks of a laboratory that are important to the subject we are learning. I have had the experience on the past but as I see a lot has changed and I cant find how to do that now. Can someone guide me through process please?
