PentesterAcademy Vulnerable Servers II Lab Write-Up | metasploit-pivoting Lab Link : https://attackdefense.pentesteracademy.com/challengedetails?cid=1747 Vulnerable Servers II is a lab from PentesterAcademy, which is rated as easy. The lab topology shows two machines which means, there are two targets and the attacker has to perform pivoting in order to hack and get the flag from the target machine. First Select the nearest Server and Click on Run the lab. Once the lab is up, a web based terminal will be opened in the Web Browser. Firstly, check the IP address of the attacking machine. We can see that, there are two interfaces. And as per the instructions, the first target machine should be 192.17.147.3. Let’s perform an Nmap scan of the target. The scan result shows that TCP port 8080 is open and is running an Apache Tomcat webserver/Coyote JSP engine 1.1. Let’s try to connect the webserver using netcat. We can see that the Webserver is running OpenKM, a Document
Many times, we may require to open a file using a particular program directly from the right-click context menu.
For a quick example if we want to add Notepad in the context menu,
Process to add Open in Notepad to the context menu is detailed below :
Navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell.
Create a new key under the Shell key. Right-click Shell and select New > Key.
Set the key name to Open In Notepad. This name is your desired text to be shown in the context menu.
Create a new key under the Open In Notepad key. Right-click Open In Notepad and select New > Key.
Set the key name to command. This setting of key is optional though.
Select the (Default) value in the command key and select Modify.
Enter notepad.exe %1 in the Value data field and click OK.
Navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell.
Create a new key under the Shell key. Right-click Shell and select New > Key.
Set the key name to Open In Notepad. This name is your desired text to be shown in the context menu.
Create a new key under the Open In Notepad key. Right-click Open In Notepad and select New > Key.
Set the key name to command. This setting of key is optional though.
Select the (Default) value in the command key and select Modify.
Enter notepad.exe %1 in the Value data field and click OK.
Another example, if you want to see the command prompt in the context menu,
instead of notepad.exe , you can set cmd.exe.
Now right click on any file and you should see and option. In this example, "Open in CMD".
Additionally, if you want to open a folder in CMD through the context menu,
Hold the Shift key down while right-clicking. You should see an option "Open Command Window Here" appear.