A piece of cake machine

You will learn a little about enumeration/local enumeration , steganography.

This machine tested on Virtualbox , so i'm not sure about it with Vmware

If you need any help you can find me on twitter @mhz_cyber , and i will be happy to read your write-ups guy send it on twitter too

cya with another machine #mhz_cyber

• Machine Name: DMV 2
• Goal: Get the user and the root flag
• Difficulty: Medium/Intermediate Level
• Description: "This time I am going to complicate things for you, I have fixed all the bugs and now my website is 100% secure, I challenge you to hack it"

Your feedback is appreciated - Twitter: @over_jt

• Machine Name: Death Start: 1
• Difficulty: Intermediate
• Tested: VMware Workstation 15.x Pro & VirtualBox 6.x (This works better with VMware rather than VirtualBox)
• DHCP Enabled
• Goal: Read the /root/message.txt file. Reading this message will help our princess send the necessary data to the "Rebel Alliance" and destroy this new super weapon from the Galactic Empire: The Death Star.
• Warning: It is not only through "port scan" that you can get information.
• Information: Your feedback is appreciated - Twitter: @mrhenrike

• Machine Name: Sumo_Sun*
• Author: SunCSR Team
• Difficulty: Beginner
• Tested: VMware Workstation 15.x Pro
• DHCP: Enabled
• Goal: Get the root shell i.e.(root@localhost:~#) and then obtain flag under /root).
• Information: Your feedback is appreciated - Email: [email protected]

• Machine Name: Geisha_Sun*
• Author: SunCSR Team
• Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate
• Tested: VMware Workstation 15.x Pro & VirtualBox 6.x (This works better with VMware rather than VirtualBox)
• DHCP: Enabled
• Goal: Get the root shell i.e.(root@localhost:~#) and then obtain flag under /root).
• Warning: Be careful with "rabbit hole".
• Information: Your feedback is appreciated - Email: [email protected]

• Machine Name: Katana_CTF
• Author: SunCSR Team
• Difficulty: Intermediate
• Tested: VMware Workstation 15.x Pro
• DHCP: Enabled
• Goal: Get the root shell i.e.(root@localhost:~#) and then obtain flag under /root).
• Warning: Be careful with "rabbit hole".
• Information: Your feedback is appreciated - Email: [email protected]

• Machine Name: Tre
• Author: SunCSR Team
• Difficulty: Intermediate
• Tested: VMware Workstation 15.x Pro (This works better with VMware rather than VirtualBox)
• DHCP: Enabled
• Goal: Get the root shell i.e.(root@localhost:~#) and then obtain flag under /root).
• Information: Your feedback is appreciated - Email: [email protected]

• Machine Name: Seppuku_CTF
• Author: SunCSR Team
• Difficulty: Intermediate to Hard
• Tested: VMware Workstation 15.x Pro (This works better with VMware rather than VirtualBox)
• DHCP: Enabled
• Goal: Get the root shell i.e.(root@localhost:~#) and then obtain flag under /root).
• Warning: Be careful with "rabbit hole" !.
• Information: Your feedback is appreciated - Email: [email protected]

• Machine Name: Zion: 1
• Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate
• Tested: VMware Workstation 14.x Pro (This works better with VMware rather than VirtualBox)
• DHCP Enabled
• Goal: Read the /home/{same_user}/flag.txt file. The flag location information will be displayed as soon as you get internal access to the server. There is more than one way to access the server and read the final flag, so feel free to try the method you prefer. Everything will depend on the correct choice.
• Message: Help Morpheus to leave the Matrix and return to Zion.
• Warning: Be careful not to fall into a "rabbit hole" :D.
• Information: Your feedback is appreciated - Twitter: @mrhenrike

This is an easy box, to pass your time.

It's vmware based, i dont know if it works on VB you can test it if you want.

There are 2 flags under /home/$user/user.txt & /root/root.txt.

No stupid ctfy/guessy stuff, basic enumeration will give you what you want!

Tip: You can't get a root shell, you just have to read the root flag.

Happy pwning! :D

This is a medium, based on python functions.

It's vmware based, i dont know if it works on VB you can test it if you want.

There are 2 flags under /home/$user/user.txt & /root/root.txt.

No stupid ctfy/guessy stuff.

For any help/hint feel free to DM me through discord.

Happy pwning! :D

This is an easy box, pretty basic stuff.

It's vmware based, i dont know if it works on VB you can test it if you want.

There are 2 flags under /home/$user/user.txt & /root/root.txt.

No stupid ctfy/guessy stuff.

For any help/hint feel free to DM me through discord.

Happy pwning! :D