Welcome back to the channel! In today’s video, I’ll be walking you through our winning solution for the Eggshell Lab in the ECOWAS Cybersecurity Hackathon. Our team, TechDefenders, secured 3rd place in this intense competition. We tackled a lab environment with two domain controllers: lab.secdojo.local and caught-local.
In this video, you’ll see how we approached the challenge, our penetration testing strategies, and how we exploited vulnerabilities in the domain controllers to gain a competitive edge.
Key Highlights:
Overview of the Eggshell Lab environment
Domain controllers (lab.secdojo.local and caught-local)
Our team's approach to Active Directory exploitation
Exploiting common misconfigurations in Windows domain networks
Tips and techniques for CTF competitions
Whether you're preparing for a CTF, a beginner in cybersecurity, or an advanced pen-tester, this video will provide actionable insights and a real-world application of offensive security techniques.
Why Watch?
Gain exclusive insight into the ECOWAS Hackathon competition.
Learn hands-on penetration testing strategies.
Understand the methodology behind attacking domain controllers.
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Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. The techniques demonstrated are intended to enhance your cybersecurity knowledge and help you in responsible ethical hacking. Do not use the information shared here to engage in illegal activities or unauthorized attacks on networks. Always ensure you have proper permissions before testing or exploiting any systems. Misusing this knowledge for nefarious purposes is not only unethical but also illegal.