
Web Server Attacks - II (TryHackMe)
Link to the Challenge on TryHackMe: Web Server Attacks - II Introduction IIS is installed on virtually every Windows Server running a web application, intranet portal, or REST API. Unlike standalone w
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Link to the Challenge on TryHackMe: Web Server Attacks - II Introduction IIS is installed on virtually every Windows Server running a web application, intranet portal, or REST API. Unlike standalone w

Link to the Walkthrough/Challenge on TryHackMe: Guided Pentest: Web Introduction Imagine you have been hired as a penetration tester. Your client runs a small web application called RecruitX, an inter

Link to the Walkthrough on TryHackMe: Password Cracking Introduction Passwords are the most common authentication mechanism on the internet and also one of the most reliable attack paths into a system

Link to the Walkthrough/Challenge on TryHackMe: Metasploit: Scanning and Exploitation Introduction In the previous room, you learned how to navigate the Metasploit Framework: searching for modules, co

Link to the Walkthrough on TryHackMe: Metasploit: The Basics Introduction to the Metasploit Framework Imagine you have just been brought onto a penetration testing engagement for Stratford Systems, a

Link to the Walkthrough/Challenge on TryHackMe: XSS Introduction Introduction Web applications power most business workflows, and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) remains one of the easiest paths for attack

Link to the Walkthrough on TryHackMe: Guided Pentest: Infrastructure Introduction Penetration testing isn't a single skill. It's a way of thinking. On any given engagement, you might need to think lik

Link to the Walkthrough on TryHackMe: Penetration Testing Frameworks Introduction Imagine you just landed your first penetration testing engagement. The client is a mid-size e-commerce company, and th

Link to the Walkthrough/Challenge on TryHackMe: Walking An Application Walking An Application In this room, you will learn how to manually review a web application for security issues using only the b