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Hacking Craft2 [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]
This was a fantastic box! Second Client-Side attack one we covered and we got to try two different techniques that could both come in very handy in any type of box. Love this simple way of performing local port-forwarding through ligolo-ng.
Super fun indeed. Great way to practice SQL querying and privileged file write exploitation.
You can find the new list of machines here:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/18weuz_Eeynr6sXFQ87Cd5F0slOj9Z6rt/htmlview?pli=1
*Please go show some love to Tim's Podcase: The Journey Beyond Podcast*
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link to Proving Grounds:
portal.offsec.com/labs/practice
I hope you enjoy!
Any support helps, if you enjoyed this video, or got something useful from it. Consider liking, commenting and subscribing! It is greatly appreciated
If you too want to learn how to do offensive or defensive security. Then make sure to check out the HackTheBox Academy. I have yet to see a better learning resource, to thoroughly learn the ins and outs of Pentesting as well as Blue Teaming.
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#Table of Content:
00:00 - Introduction
02:22 - The Journey Beyond Podcast
04:16 - HackTheBox Academy
06:25 - Recon
10:55 - File Upload functionality
13:33 - Client Side Attack: forcing NTLM Authentication through malicious .ODT file
19:44 - Cracking the Hash
25:08 - Port 445 - Samba
28:22 - Connecting to the discovered Share
33:08 - Uploading Reverse Shell
37:57 - Initial foothold and enumeration
41:48 - Discovering MySQL Database
46:00 - Lateral Movement to Thecybergeek
54:56 - Local Port-Fowarding with Ligolo-ng
1:02:02 - PhpMyAdmin
1:08:39 - confirming privileged file read
1:11:59 - looking for an exploit
1:15:40 - Exploiting Privileged File write
1:28:48 - Root
1:29:10 - Review
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# Music:
## L'indécis - Second Wind [full album]
## C Y G N - Into The Past
## C Y G N - LA BOHÈME
## Vanilla- Summer
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Super fun indeed. Great way to practice SQL querying and privileged file write exploitation.
You can find the new list of machines here:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/18weuz_Eeynr6sXFQ87Cd5F0slOj9Z6rt/htmlview?pli=1
*Please go show some love to Tim's Podcase: The Journey Beyond Podcast*
ua-cam.com/video/OUDSjy_mi1Y/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/OUDSjy_mi1Y/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/OUDSjy_mi1Y/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/OUDSjy_mi1Y/v-deo.html
link to Proving Grounds:
portal.offsec.com/labs/practice
I hope you enjoy!
Any support helps, if you enjoyed this video, or got something useful from it. Consider liking, commenting and subscribing! It is greatly appreciated
If you too want to learn how to do offensive or defensive security. Then make sure to check out the HackTheBox Academy. I have yet to see a better learning resource, to thoroughly learn the ins and outs of Pentesting as well as Blue Teaming.
==================================================
#Table of Content:
00:00 - Introduction
02:22 - The Journey Beyond Podcast
04:16 - HackTheBox Academy
06:25 - Recon
10:55 - File Upload functionality
13:33 - Client Side Attack: forcing NTLM Authentication through malicious .ODT file
19:44 - Cracking the Hash
25:08 - Port 445 - Samba
28:22 - Connecting to the discovered Share
33:08 - Uploading Reverse Shell
37:57 - Initial foothold and enumeration
41:48 - Discovering MySQL Database
46:00 - Lateral Movement to Thecybergeek
54:56 - Local Port-Fowarding with Ligolo-ng
1:02:02 - PhpMyAdmin
1:08:39 - confirming privileged file read
1:11:59 - looking for an exploit
1:15:40 - Exploiting Privileged File write
1:28:48 - Root
1:29:10 - Review
==================================================
# Music:
## L'indécis - Second Wind [full album]
## C Y G N - Into The Past
## C Y G N - LA BOHÈME
## Vanilla- Summer
Link:
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Відео
![My [Updated] Hacking Methodology for OSCP](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/oWXd0beH2aI/mqdefault.jpg)
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My [Updated] Hacking Methodology for OSCP
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WELCOME BACK! WELCOME BACK! Join me again for another walkthrough through one of Proving Grounds boxes, as we get back into the rhythm of things. After a longer hiatus, I am finally back to hacking again. This time, we are focusing on keeping clear notes, showcasing step by step our methodology. Quite the fun box too, took a lot of notes, to emphasize the importance of good note-taking. More vi...
![Hacking Craft [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-yQsy1SzcpE/mqdefault.jpg)
Hacking Craft [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]
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This was a great box! First Client-Side attack one we covered and we got to try two different techniques that could both come in very handy in any type of box. Super fun indeed. Unfortunately we couldn-t crack the hash so we went ahead with a Macro inside a LibreOffice Writer Document. Later there's some rather simple lateral movement before finding our vector for privilege escalation to nt aut...
![Hacking Blackgate [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Gm7QiM5_fjc/mqdefault.jpg)
Hacking Blackgate [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]
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Not much to say about this one. Way too easy. I hope you enjoy it, but I'm ready for the next one! This is another one of the Boxes recommended by TJnull, to pwn in preparation for Pen-200(2023) otherwise known as the OSCP examination.(Offensive Security Certified Penetration Tester) You can find the document here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dwSMIAPIam0PuRBkCiDI88pU3yzrqqHkDtBngUHNCw8/edit...
![Hacking Authby [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/zQzKodamDTo/mqdefault.jpg)
Hacking Authby [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]
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Now this box was particularly fun. A bit harder, the initial exploit path with FTP and the file upload made sense but definitely required focus on the bigger picture and organized enumeration. The boxes are now going to get harder! I am looking forward to it! I hope you enjoy! This is another one of the Boxes recommended by TJnull, to pwn in preparation for Pen-200(2023) otherwise known as the ...
![Hacking Astronaut [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/H1syNx4PE5A/mqdefault.jpg)
Hacking Astronaut [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]
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Not much to say about this one. Short, easy but fun! I hope you enjoy! This is another one of the Boxes recommended by TJnull, to pwn in preparation for Pen-200(2023) otherwise known as the OSCP examination.(Offensive Security Certified Penetration Tester) You can find the document here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dwSMIAPIam0PuRBkCiDI88pU3yzrqqHkDtBngUHNCw8/edit?pli=1#gid=665299979 link to...
![Hacking Algernon [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/l11AAU4NbIE/mqdefault.jpg)
Hacking Algernon [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]
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Short but fun. As long as we keep learning, no box is too easy. The quest continues. I hope you enjoy! This is another one of the Boxes recommended by TJnull, to pwn in preparation for Pen-200(2023) otherwise known as the OSCP examination.(Offensive Security Certified Penetration Tester) You can find the document here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dwSMIAPIam0PuRBkCiDI88pU3yzrqqHkDtBngUHNCw8/...
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Hacking Access [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]
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We're back from the OSCP, with another ProvingGrounds box called Access. We're done with the CPTS course, so now its time to hack a lot! Practice makes perfect so from now on, we'll be doing a lot of that! This is another one of the Boxes recommended by TJnull, to pwn in preparation for Pen-200(2023) otherwise known as the OSCP examination.(Offensive Security Certified Penetration Tester) You c...
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Hacking Exfiltrated [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]
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While we're at it, here is to 1000 subscribers! Nah just another quick Proving Grounds box. Not much to say... I just love this sh*t! Hope you enjoy the video! This is another one of the Boxes recommended by TJnull, to pwn in preparation for Pen-200(2023) otherwise known as the OSCP examination.(Offensive Security Certified Penetration Tester) You can find the document here: docs.google.com/spr...
Hacking Twiggy [Proving-Grounds Walkthrough]
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Short but fun! In this video, I dive into the proving Grounds box Twiggy by Offsec. Not much to say about it really, a fun box overall! This is another one of the Boxes recommended by TJnull, to pwn in preparation for Pen-200(2023) otherwise known as the OSCP examination.(Offensive Security Certified Penetration Tester) You can find the document here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dwSMIAPIam0...
Hacking Support[HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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This box was super super fun. Although I still somewhat stumbled with the privilege escalation, I stumbled forward. Support from Hackthebox forced me to have a go at hacking a thick application through light reverse engineering, followed by LDAP enumeration, which led me to find credentials that let me gain an internal foothold. After that we exploited a Resource-based Constrained Delegation At...
Hacking Soccer [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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We are back at it, and today we did Soccer. The last easy Linux box in the list. And we are going to pick up the pace now as exam day is creeping closer. Still have a bit of preparation to do. Either way, this was a very fun box. Also quite busy but it was fun playing around with websockets a bit. I hope you enjoy! Resources from the Video: Websockets - infosecwriteups.com/cross-site-websocket-...
A Learner's Guide: Breaking Into Cybersecurity in 2024
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In this video, I wanted to dive into what cybersecurity really entails, the multifaceted paths within this field, and a personal glimpse into my own journey from a newbie to an aspiring professional. This video is for anyone curious about hacking, ethical hacking, and the numerous other roles that keep our digital world secure. Whether you're contemplating a career switch or simply seeking to u...
Hacking Servmon [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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Today we covered Servmon. One of the easiest boxes we've done yet. To gain initial foothold we exploited a directory traversal vulnerability in the NVMS-1000 service, dubbed CVE 2019-20085, which led to internal file disclosure. Once in, we enumerated an internal Program running as root that was accessible through local port forward. After finding a password to log into the admin panel we were ...
Hacking Broker [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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In this Video, we covered another easy but fun Box! This one made us exploit a deserialisation vulnerability classed CVE-2023-46604 in Apache ActiveMQ. Before then escalating privileges through the nginx that we can run as root. Getting ready to tackle some harder boxes! This is another one of the Boxes recommended by TJnull, to pwn in preparation for Pen-200(2023) otherwise known as the OSCP e...
Hacking Escape [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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Hacking Escape [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
Hacking Pandora [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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Hacking Pandora [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
Hacking Forest [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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Hacking Forest [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
My Setup, Config and More (Hacking in 2024)
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My Setup, Config and More (Hacking in 2024)
Hacking UpDown [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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Hacking UpDown [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
Hacking Active [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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Hacking Active [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
Hacking Busqueda [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
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Hacking Busqueda [HackTheBox Walkthrough]
Hello brother, hope you're doing great. I passed the OSCP exam last week and your videos were very very helpful in my learning journey, so keep up the great content!
Love to hear it, man! CONGRATULATIONS 🎊 👏🏾 Im glad I was able to help at least a little bit!
Hello, Which is the tool you are using for saving all the information during the walkthrough?
Its called Obsidian, the theme I use is Osidian Nord, if you mean the notetaking app. Watch my video where I explain my setup. It will help!
great walkthrough; did they change the machine? weird i don't see s flag for php www-data@gravity:/usr/bin$ ls -lah | grep php ls -lah | grep php -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 3.0K Oct 27 2019 jsonlint-php lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 Mar 29 2023 php -> /etc/alternatives/php -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4.6M Jun 17 13:22 php7.4 www-data@gravity:/usr/bin$
I wonder what was going on at the end with that dll 🤔 seems like WerTrigger thinks the exploit failed too which obviously it didn't. Either way really great video as always
Its funny I watched it yesterday. The dll was there, I'm just clumsy. I tried cat instead of type. And I didnt search properly. The WerTrigger output isn't too important. At least, thats how i saw it yesterday. I was like 'WHATS HE DOING' 😂
@@ByteSizedSec oh okay I was seriously confused thinking I've never used cat on windows 😂 sometimes once I get to the end of a box similar things happen to me like my brain needs to Ctrl alt del and clear up some space
For real! Usually after recording, I get up and leave the computer and do all the editing the next day because my brain is always fuming
One thing I notice watching your videos, is you do not make use of a clipboard manager. I know a lot of ways exist to find that damn IP every time, but I would be lost without the clipboard manager lol
Oh right, yea thats a very good point. Let me go check that out
Haha thank you for that, i shall be using that from now on. Super super useful!
I know this is an older video, but do you know what tool is being used for the screenshots?
Not that old my friend. Greenshot on windows, flameshot on linux
@@ByteSizedSec Thank you! really enjoyed the video
@@ByteSizedSec installed and already like it compared to the default kali 'screenshot'
I really like this walkthrough. Any specific reason to use autorecon, rustscan psexec over traditional tools nmap, ffuf and evil-winrm ?
I do use all of these tools just in different scenarios. Nmap i use a lot but its wrapped in autorecon. Essentially auto recon, as the name implies, does a whole bunch of different enumeration techniques at once so you can get to hacking quicker. Whats important is tho that you always know whats running. Ffuf i use mainly for various types of fuzzing. And evil-winrm is very specifically for when you have valid credentials that can remote into a server via winrm. Thats when evil-winrm is really powerful. The main importance is to have a wide range of tools for all scenarios. Thank you for the question and support ! 🙏🏾
@@ByteSizedSec Understood 👍
Hi mate is it possible to make a discord channel where we all like minded people can connect and learn from each other. What I love about your channel is that you take everything in a slow pace which is easier to understand. Keep it up man.
Thank you for the kind words. It is my plan to set this up soon. Videos will return beginning of october as I am in the process of moving at the moment and it will take a bit of time until I am all setup.
@@ByteSizedSecI’m ready to join your discord brev. Best of luck with the move
I've been saying this would be a fantastic idea. Glad to see you making videos again, look forward to more of them
Amazing job yet again, did you maybe try godpotato in this scenario? I've always had problems with godpotato not returning fully functional shell (things like whoami would not work etc.) but since RDP is open you could create a user, place him in both Administrators and RDP user groups and log in as that new user?
I have not tried godpotato yet no. But I will try it and report back!
You Already passed the exam?
Havent had the chance yet. A lot of exciting changes coming in my life I've had to focus on other things but its coming up in october
@@ByteSizedSec i think you can do it 💪
Yeah I'm on the process too, I fall on my first attempt on May till now I continued preparation I do OSCP A, OSCP B, OSCP C after fail this one teaching me a lot of things the I practice every Tj Null list it amazing 👏 🤩 then my second I will tackle easily this exam
@ByteSizedSec I appreciated everything you done Bro let me know when you passed
@ByteSizedSec I waiting till December or January to passed my second attempt and before I will do to Altered security AD course to develop more approaches and Methodology but I learn to much OSCP Approaches
se manage volume is disable how can we exploit a disable service
With the exploit in the video.
Hello man, I just want to tell you that I just got the OSCP !! and part of it was because of your methodology. If I was able to do it you will most definetly have it next time.
Lets f***ing go, congratulations🎊! I'm very, very VERY happy to hear that and very proud of you man! 👏🏾 glad I was able to contribute in some way. All the best for you going forward!
@@ByteSizedSec thank you so much
Was sick to see you take this route with strings! Wish I saw that, ended up using pwnkit
The actual route was to do the proper reverse engineering of the binary, which i clearly was also too lazy to do. Strings, i guess, is the second intended path. PwnKit works on too many boxes as an unintended path.
@@ByteSizedSec Haha might come back to the reverse engineering at a later date. Ah thanks for the tip, Ill definitely avoid pwnkit then! Guess that will be the last resort on the exam! Good luck on your 2nd attempt I'm sure you’ll crush it!
Going in order of ports is a game changer! avoiding the OSCP rabbit holes at all costs 😵💫 nice one Jimmy
It has also helped me tremendously so far! Thank you!
.l33t!! learn something new every day!
Thanks for checking in again!
Nice one Jimmy! Just finished the PWK also going through the PG boxes on the journey with you! Killing it keep it up.
Thank you so much brother 🙏🏾
Can you show how to setup flameshot as default screenshot taking application in Parrot?
In Linux, you have the possibility to set up keyboard binds. Normally, prntscr is assigned to the default Linux app for screenshots. You can unassign that application and just assign 'flameshot'.
Nice video man, I like your vibe... What screen resolution do you have on your monitor? Looks nice and specious
Thank you very much! Uhm, I use 2560x1440 on the screen I record on.
I like your videos, you explain awesome! I like your methodology to take notes. What's your obsidian theme? Thanks a lot! :)
Thank you very much! Glad you like it, thank you for the support ! 🙏🏾
@@ByteSizedSec Can you share your obsidian theme? Whats the name? Thanks
I dont recall right now, but i have a setup video where I explain it 😉
@@AdrianGisbertCabelloibz96 By the way, the them is Obsidian Nord
@@ByteSizedSec thanks a lot!! 💪💪
Some of these web pages we get to hack look absolutely beautiful. There's been a time or two where it's given me some ideas on how I want to design a webpage. :-)
Go for it! Craft does look quite alright.
I’ll be honest I completely copied your way of taking notes using sublime and obsidian, it works so much better than how I was doing it before so thanks 🙏
That's amazing! I'm glad I could contribute. Absolutely no harm in it! Thank you for the support! 🙏🏾
Glad to see you
Hey the pleasure is all mine dear friend 🙏🏾
lets gooooooo
Better late than never 😁🙌🏾
thanks for the nice video. There is actually a second method with pwnkit
Im sure there is. PWNkit is one of the most insane Exploits out there!
Also great video 👍
Thank you very much!
stay consistent brudda
Yep, new video coming tomorrow or friday! 😁
@@ByteSizedSec new video ????????
@@johnnyhamilton-xr6ep incoming.. doing what I can here
What a legend ....It was supposed to be on Hard but you made it easy my solution was a little different.. I used PwnKit CVE-2021-4034 And he made me straight into a root ( It was a hint I got From a linpeas )
yea PwnKit works in many proving grounds boxes as an unexpected privesc path. They really should fix this!
Can you please tell me what kind of snipping tool you use?
I use flameshot on the linux host and greenshot on windows
Could you make a video setting up just the notes itself? I use obsidian too and I'm thinking of setting up a template that looks just like this. But the way you did this was way too easy and had everything I keep looking for. Possibly hosted on github?
In my next video, I will go deeper into the usage of obsidian!
@@ByteSizedSec Awesome! I set up some templates, but the way you were so easily able to do everything and already had the folders set up, I want to create a script that will allow me to open the folders with everything I need inside so I can run through what I did and capture everything. I just gotta get to that part of my journey I guess.
THX for the prepnote tool
you are very welcome! Well done for figuring it out!
Do you change anything with the autorecon config file or do you use all default settings?
not really no, I didn't change anything. It's pretty good as is
@@ByteSizedSec thanks for the reply! Subbed!
Thank you very much, appreciate it!🙏🏾
How long did if take it to complete Dante?
One week !
@@ByteSizedSec 8h per day?
@@brunoteixeira5092 A lot of time per day. Not sure how much exactly. But Dante is pretty straight forward minus one particular machine...
Great video! Loved the energy!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for the support!
"Oh god that worked!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Are you on any discords? I'd love to chat with you.
I am on many discords but do not have my own just yet. You can drop your @ here, and I'll shoot you a message, then delete it here 😉
@@ByteSizedSec Check your email 😉
Hmu bro. I can dev it for you.
For real? I would be very interested in looking into that. It might be time to create that soon. Build a little community. How can I reach you? Mind dropping me a mail?
@@ByteSizedSec totally bro shoot me a DM and we can definitely talk about it I'm I'm down to just do it just to help you mod and stuff because I definitely enjoy your content and you're very helpful in the security and networking. I can do any type of dev work you need. I've helped mod a bunch of communities over the years and I have one of my own personal ones that I used to just test various spots and scripts and stuff like that. I think she's the two of us can kick some ass Jim.
thanks for this I will watch
Hope you like it! Thank you for wathcing!
Best reaction to getting `root` 😂 👏 Great to have you back and seeing the evolution of the methodology
hahah I thought so too! Thank you very much, it sure is good to be back!
Glad to see you're back!
Glad to be back! Thank you 😁
Honestly, was just wondering about you yesterday and when there would be a new video. Love your methodology, your last video like this helped me tremendously.
Well isn't that great timing then! Thank you for the support ! 🙏🏾
Glad you're back man! After 2 attempts myself at the OSCP, I'm also going through these PG Practice machines. I feel like they should have made these machines mandatory during the training. I would also say that there are PG Practice machines not on this list you are showing that absolutely should be. I feel like Offsec knows about this list, so really any of the 154 PG Practice machines "could" be incredibly useful to go through.
3rd times a charm for you, mate! Absolutely, I just want to go through the list, and then I will go beyond for sure!
Bro It has been great watching your journey!
Much appreciated, upwards and onwards! Thank you for the support! 🙏🏾
Great you made a new version!
I did indeed 😁
BTW that sublime text ANSIescape package came in clutch! Thanks so much for sharing.
Oh you have no idea how much that helped, hated that ansi text! Glad you liked it!🙌🏾
My man! Good to see you!
Thank you! Its good to be back🙏🏾
Awesome! Enjoyed this one . Keep up with the note taking technique . Bravo
Glad you did! Thank you brother 🙏🏾
Hi Jimmy, could you please post your notes, please if you have posted them guide me to where they are, and as always amazing video!.
I unfortunately do not share the notes. They are a collection of paid courses and free ones, way too much content to post. Its part of the journey to compile your own! But thank you for the support!
@@ByteSizedSec oh thats fine I thought they were like the normal cheatsheets online hahaha
Where have you been brother?!
Making professional moves. Ill be back, dont worry, I just have to focus on other things at the moment. As soon as I can, I will be back with an update!
Great videos boss. I didn’t want to pay for pg-practice so watched all your walkthroughs instead. You have what it takes to pass the exam. I passed last week 🎉
I appreciate that! Yea i know, Im just working on other things at the moment. It'll be done soon!
NetExec is just rebranded CrackMapExec with new maintainers, since the original guy has retired from maintaining the tool. Keep up the good work man, your videos are great!
That is correct! Thank you very much for the support! 🙏🏾
Thank you for your videos!
You are very very welcome, glad you enjoy them!