How well do you understand PHP programs? How familiar are you with Linux misconfigurations? This image will cover advanced Web attacks, out of the box thinking and the latest security vulnerabilities.

Please note that this is capture the flag machine which means it is not real life scenario but will challenge you hard before you can obtain root privileges.

How well do you understand PHP programs? How familiar are you with Linux misconfigurations? This image will cover advanced Web attacks, out of the box thinking and the latest security vulnerabilities.

Please note that this is capture the flag machine which means it is not real life scenario but will challenge you hard before you can obtain root privileges.

Escalate_Linux - A intentionally developed Linux vulnerable virtual machine.The main focus of this machine is to learn Linux Post Exploitation (Privilege Escalation) Techniques.

"Escalate_Linux" A Linux vulnerable virtual machine contains different features as.

1. 12+ ways of Privilege Escalation
2. Vertical Privilege Escalation
3. Horizontal Privilege Escalation
4. Multi-level Privilege Escalation

There are many vulnerabilities on the CLAMP machine.

You need some time and patience when dealing with security vulnerabilities. The scenario is progressing through web vulnerabilities. You will feel the test air while doing them. Maybe you'il have some fun.

When sending information, the security of the protocol you use is very important. You must keep the evidence in safe places.

Good Luck!

• Machine Name: CLAMP
• Machine Size: 3.2GB
• Difficulty: Low
• Flag: /root/flag.txt
• Tested: VMWare workstation 12 Pro
• DHCP: Enabled
• Author: Mehmet Kelepçe // @doskey_history

2Much was made for pen-testing practice. When I worked on it, it hit me; Wouldn't be great to have an extra vulnerability on the host itself? As an extra bonus? It is at medium level difficulty. Enumeration is the key.

The vm contains both user and root flags. If you don’t see them, you need to try harder…

Built and tested on VMWare ESXi and Fusion.

DHCP-client

Need any hints? Feel free to contact me on Twitter: @4nqr34z

Oz was originally created and submitted to HackTheBox. It is a medium/hard boot2root challenge. The Oz box has 2 flags to find (user and root) and has a direct route for each, no need to bruteforce access. It is a slightly trolly box with real world vulnerabilities. The OVF has been tested on VirtualBox, VMware Fusion, and VMware Workstation.

If you have questions or concerns we can be contacted via Twitter - @incidrthreat and @ilove2pwn_

After the hacking of their french website, the website is under maintenance with restricted access to admins ... Multiple bugs and flaws are still present on the website and hackers can penetrate and take control of the server ... Difficulty : educative challenge for beginner... Seven flags to collect... Good luck and happy hacking !!

middle-class lab

There are different tasks in the lab. It is very joyful.

Description: Zeus is an intermediate level boot2root VM. Your goal is to get root and read the flags. Tested on VMware.

Difficulty: Medium

Flags: user.txt and root.txt

Networking: Static IP ~ 192.168.131.170

Sputnik is an easy level boot2root machine designed to be a challenge for security enthusiasts to learn and practice compromising machines and penetration testing.

The vulnerable machine was made as a boot2root CTF challenge for an InfoSec community wherein CTF challenges were made by hackstreetboys (a CTF team from Philippines).

A new machine works in VirtualBox. Two flags: user and root. Some easy overflow stuff.