Great video, man! I liked how you manually typed everything out since I always copy/paste like the lazy bastard I am and sometimes the syntax is still fudged, lol.
I try to start a python3 http.server on port 80 and it comes up with an error. Additionally I try to pull the Advanced.exe using your certutil command and comes up with an error. IDK if it's a problem on tryhackme's side or what but it is very irritating.
Same here: I run python3 -m http.server 80 - and the message I get is "OSError: [Errno 98] Address already in use". I'll have to go back and redo the last task in this room. Struggling to get past the steps in minute 18:00 of this video. Great walkthrough by the way, Richard! Subscribed
@@datag1199 You can't run http server on port 80, because port 80 is used for your connection to attack mashine. If you try to kill process that is running through port 80, you are going to disconnect yourself from attacking mashine.
@@WarThunderista How can I modify nc.exe to point to other Port? I am using attackbox. Opening up port 80 is not possible and nc.exe requires it to be pointed in that port.
I have question why we need first to copy advanced.exe to Advanced SystemCare using the powershell then use normal shell to copy it again what is the point?
I am using attackbox and port 80 can't be used for webserver. If I used a custom port for my webserver, how do I make nc.exe to point to my custom webserver port?
hey nice video :) i just did this box today but it was cool to see how you are doing it! nice that powershell script, i did it manually and that was a lot more work :D (tbh i didnt looked at the questions on THM, just did the box to train my windows privesc) . One thing: i just put the advanced.exe in the folder without copying it to "advanced systemcare" and it worked, why did you do that? cheers!
These videos are slept on! So much good info
Great video, man! I liked how you manually typed everything out since I always copy/paste like the lazy bastard I am and sometimes the syntax is still fudged, lol.
Clear and efficient, Thanks!!
I try to start a python3 http.server on port 80 and it comes up with an error. Additionally I try to pull the Advanced.exe using your certutil command and comes up with an error. IDK if it's a problem on tryhackme's side or what but it is very irritating.
What's the syntax you're using?
Same here: I run python3 -m http.server 80 - and the message I get is "OSError: [Errno 98] Address already in use". I'll have to go back and redo the last task in this room. Struggling to get past the steps in minute 18:00 of this video. Great walkthrough by the way, Richard! Subscribed
@@datag1199 You can't run http server on port 80, because port 80 is used for your connection to attack mashine. If you try to kill process that is running through port 80, you are going to disconnect yourself from attacking mashine.
@@WarThunderista How can I modify nc.exe to point to other Port? I am using attackbox. Opening up port 80 is not possible and nc.exe requires it to be pointed in that port.
@@frybait0626 did you find a solution to that?
Hello! Nice video, thanks for the effort.
I have a question. Why copy "Advanced" while in PowerShell and then repeat it in the shell?
I need to know this too. It was so confusing ....
Thanks! Helped me a ton
Great Video!
I have question why we need first to copy advanced.exe to Advanced SystemCare using the powershell then use normal shell to copy it again
what is the point?
had a question my can restart me option is false , how do I change it to true
I am using attackbox and port 80 can't be used for webserver. If I used a custom port for my webserver, how do I make nc.exe to point to my custom webserver port?
Just specify the port with nc
hey nice video :) i just did this box today but it was cool to see how you are doing it! nice that powershell script, i did it manually and that was a lot more work :D (tbh i didnt looked at the questions on THM, just did the box to train my windows privesc) . One thing: i just put the advanced.exe in the folder without copying it to "advanced systemcare" and it worked, why did you do that? cheers!
Hey Johan! Glad it worked for you. I put in the 'Advanced SystemCare' directory since it was the vulnerable directory in question haha
had to google how to type out the root.txt in windows. I forgot about type and more.