This is my first post back on the blog after a recent move. I plan to make a more updated post to cover plans for 2023 but in the mean time I wanted to document a weekend project. Purpose: The purpose of this project is to get into the basics of what a DevOps engineer […]
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Disclaimer: I know after our last post we said we would cover a weekend project I had accomplished in regards to creating/hosting our very own docker container. Although I do still plan to cover this I had recently been deep in the lab (on the road) learning more about CISCO networking. I have been enjoying
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This weekend with all of my devices packed away, I decided to focus on something I have been meaning to learn more about, Docker. I have used Docker and containers for going on two years. The most that I did was deploying a few containers and manage the application from said container. For example NextCloud
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Today is the day I shut it down. I shut down my server in order for me to continue packing and prepare for an upcoming move. The video will be uploaded in a few weeks as I do have a few other videos recorded that I would like to upload before signing off. With that
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Purpose: I have developed a similar script for my company months back and just decided today to cover the first version of it. I love automating any task that is done more then once. It saves a lot of time and allows me to focus my attention on other projects. This version was before I
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Today we are going to complete the Overpass on TryHackMe. I have been enjoying TryHackMe lately. This week I have completed about 5 rooms. This particular room took a little longer then anticipated but nonetheless, I learned a few things and had fun. In this room we will discuss Rot13 (Caesar Cipher), Javascript, SSH keys
Purpose: I wanted to do a write up highlighting an SQL injection lab provided by TryHackMe. Although it is listed as ‘Easy’, I do find the lab to be quite beneficial. In this write up I will discuss how I went about retrieving the flag using a python script I created for this purpose. I
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Purpose: Another day, another write-up! I have completed most of these boxes from HTB a few weeks back. Just now putting some time aside to document the process. Today’s box Fawn, covers some basics of FTP and NMAP scans. Question: Answer: File Transfer Protocol FTP has been around for many years serving as the primary
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Introduction Just a few weeks ago Cyber Apocalypse 2022 was being hosted on HackTheBox. Personally, I try to jump into as many of the popular CTF challenges as possible just to gain that required experience. In doing so, I realized I am not used to this style format and needed more practice. Although my goal
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Purpose: A few weeks ago we had created a web application using HTML/PHP which connected to a MySQL database. The database stored a username and password in order to receive a login success message. For this walkthrough we are going to attack it using a few methods. Starting with some manual SQL injection. We will
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