Modern Encryption: Demonstrate Your Skills
Hi there, I have completed all questions except for Q.10 which involves the decryption of an RSA-encrypted file. To the best of my knowledge, a private key is required to decrypt this asymmetrically encrypted file, but I only see a public "public.pem" key in the "~/Desktop/Lab-Files" directory. Am I missing something? I have completed all the other questions so I believe all necessary files/tokens should have already been generated. Any help would be much appreciated. Many thanks, Pete34Views1like0CommentsHelp Q2 - Tuoni 101: Ep.5 – Demonstrate Your Skills
Looking for some help with the Tuoni 101: Ep.5 Q2. The following method is given to gain initial access: "To gain an initial foothold, you'll need to use the Hosted files page to host an executable. Any file hosted using that method will be run once on the initial target. Once executed, it'll be removed from the hosted files page." I tried this one and wasn't able to get the initial access. I tried originally using the default reverse HTTP listener and generating an x64 .exe file and hosting it on the "Files" tab and waited 5 minutes. As this didn't work I tried an x86 payload. This didn't work so I created a new HTTP listener and tried both approaches. After this didn't work, I generated all payload types for the reverse_HTTP and reverse_TCP listeners and hosted them as files and still didn't have any success. Any ways to get the payload to execute would be greatly appreciated.Solved38Views1like4CommentsModern Encryption: Demonstrate your skills
I am in the final lab of this collection and the step 3 I need to encrypt the file using aes 256 encryption using the following command and similar other commands I am using for setup 4 & 5 however the commands execute succesfully and a encrypted file is generated however a key file is not generated to decrypt the remaining for encrypted file to complete the lab. I need the help to solve this lab and get the badge. step 3- openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -a -pbkdf2 -nosalt -in plaintext_1.txt -out plaintext_1.enc step 4- Encrypt a file using RC4 openssl enc -rc4 -d -pbkdf2 -nosalt -in plaintext_2.txt -out plaintext_2.enc step 5- Encrypt a file using RC4 openssl enc --des-ede3-cbc -d -pbkdf2 -nosalt -in plaintext_3.txt -out plaintext_3.enc116Views1like5CommentsAPT29 Threat Hunting with Splunk: Ep.11 – Demonstrate Your Skills - Question to Q9
Hello everyone I can't find the solution to question 9 (How many file types were exfiltrated at this stage?) in APT29 Threat Hunting with Splunk: Ep.11 - Demonstrate Your Skills. I thought it was the files that are in the log of EventId 4103 Search: EventCode=4103 Get-Item C:\Users\Administrator.BARTERTOWNGROUP\Links\Downloads.lnk C:\Users\Administrator.BARTERTOWNGROUP\Favourites\Bing.url ..... Can anyone help me?Solved117Views1like3Comments