HackTheBox - Undetected

IppSec · Beginner ·🔐 Cybersecurity ·3y ago
00:00 - Intro 00:54 - Start of nmap 02:00 - Taking a look at the website 10:00 - Running gobuster against store.djewelry.htb and discovering a vendor directory that has phpunit 11:45- Exploiting phpunit to get a shell on the box 15:15 - Shell recieved on the box as www-data 17:20 - Looking for files owned by www-data on the box by using find to discover /var/backups/info 19:30 - Running strings against the /var/backups/info file and discovering a hex string that is a shell script. Using CyberChef to decode it and gain access to steven 25:00 - ssh in as steven, talking about the duplicate users as steven and steven1 have the said uid/gid 27:00 - Talking about timestamps, my favorite way to find tools left behind by hackers 28:15 - Using find -type f -printf "%T %p\n"to show the full time stamp for files 30:45 - Using find to find files that were created 00:00:00, which is an indication of time stomping. Discovering a backdoored copy of sshd 33:40 - Running the backdoored binary in Ghidra and discovering a backdoor in the login function 36:15 - Extracting the backdoor password and using CyberChef to decode it 41:50 - We skipped a step, finding and examining a backdoored apache module 43:50 - The easy way of doing strings and decoding the bsae64 to discover what the backdoor did 45:15 - Having trouble analyzing this with Ghidra 48:00 - Switching to Cutter which handles this binary better 51:40 - Going back to Ghidra and seeing what we missed
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Chapters (18)

Intro
0:54 Start of nmap
2:00 Taking a look at the website
10:00 Running gobuster against store.djewelry.htb and discovering a vendor directory
15:15 Shell recieved on the box as www-data
17:20 Looking for files owned by www-data on the box by using find to discover /var/
19:30 Running strings against the /var/backups/info file and discovering a hex strin
25:00 ssh in as steven, talking about the duplicate users as steven and steven1 have
27:00 Talking about timestamps, my favorite way to find tools left behind by hackers
28:15 Using find -type f -printf "%T %p\n"to show the full time stamp for files
30:45 Using find to find files that were created 00:00:00, which is an indication of
33:40 Running the backdoored binary in Ghidra and discovering a backdoor in the logi
36:15 Extracting the backdoor password and using CyberChef to decode it
41:50 We skipped a step, finding and examining a backdoored apache module
43:50 The easy way of doing strings and decoding the bsae64 to discover what the bac
45:15 Having trouble analyzing this with Ghidra
48:00 Switching to Cutter which handles this binary better
51:40 Going back to Ghidra and seeing what we missed
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