This is the blog post series related to OverTheWire Wargames which basically is my attempt to challenge myself and play some Wargames as suggested by CTF Field Guide.
This specific sub series is about the Bandit Wargame from OverTheWire community:
The Bandit wargame is aimed at absolute beginners. It will teach the basics needed to be able to play other wargames.
Disclaimer: I respect the rules and will not post full write up of my approach/solution to complete the challenge. I will be providing general overview of the level and key command(s) that where used to complete it.
Lvl 00 – Please SSH me
Lvl 01 – Please Readme
Lvl02 – Dashed filename
Lvl03 – Spaces in filename
Lvl 04 – Hidden file
Lvl 05 – Human-readable file
Lvl 06 – File with specific properties in directory
Lvl 07 – File with specific properties on server
Lvl 08 – millionth data
Lvl 09 – data unique line
Lvl10 – data equal signs
Lvl11 – base64 data
Lvl12 – data rotated by 13
Lvl13 – data hexdump
Lvl14 – private SSH key
Lvl15 – localhost & port 30000
Lvl16 – localhost & SSL
Lvl17 – localhost & ports range
Lvl18 – password.old vs password.new
Lvl19 – SSH logout
Lvl20 – setuid binary
Lvl21 – setuid binary v2
Lvl22 – cron & crontab
Lvl23 – cron & crontab v2
Lvl24 – first shell-script
Lvl25 – brute-forcing
Lvl26 – not /bin/bash
Lvl27 – grab the password
Lvl28 – git repository
Lvl29 – git repository v2
Lvl30 – git repository v3
Lvl31 – git repository v4
Lvl32 – git repository v5
Lvl33 – another escape
Read short summary about Bandit Wargame.
Thanks a lot for reading.
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