Considered to be an entry level capture the flag (CTF) challenge, Blue is a fun little room that gives you a taste of what is involved in attacking and escalating privileges on a vulnerable machine, using a real world example of a common exploit.
Author: comrade cheese
0x5: Messing With Metasploit
Let's discuss and demonstrate using the Metasploit framework to exploit a vulnerability we found and gain an initial foothold on the target system.
0x4: Network Mapping With Nmap
Nmap is a free, open source network scanner that is used to discover hosts and the services those hosts are running. It provides a wide range of features and functionality, from operating system discovery and vulnerability detection to simple port scanning and enumeration.
0x3: Password Hash Cracking
'Crack the Hash' is a fun little challenge that demonstrates the fundamentals of cryptographic hash cracking and the importance of a long password, hashed with a strong algorithm.
0x2: Minimal Debian Install Guide
The goal of this post is to outline a minimal Debian install using i3 as the windows manager and Xorg as the display server to give us the most performant, light weight and configurable desktop environment we can.
0x1: i3 + i3gaps Kali Linux
I love using i3 + i3gaps on my minimal Debian builds as not only does it look super 1337 hackerman lvl 9000, it is lightweight performance wise and is pretty easy to use. So have I decided to try it out on Kali Linux.
0x0: Making Unity Personal Go Dark
By default Unity locks the dark theme behind it's pro version/subscription model. The community has begged for this to be a standard feature for all versions of Unity for years, and when considered as an accessibility issue, it is pretty ridiculous that this isn't a standard feature.
