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Cracking TryHackMe Hammer Challenge – Writeup #1
Here’s the guide from cracking TryHackMe Hammer Challenge. This challenge is rated medium and needs some coding skills. Let’s go through it step by step. Get Services on Hammer Using Nmap We begin our attack by running a comprehensive Nmap scan on Hammer. This reveals several open ports and services, with web services being particularly… Continue reading
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7 TypeScript Tricks to Boost Your React App
Hey there, React developers! Ready to level up your TypeScript game? You’re in for a treat. In this post, we’re diving into 7 TypeScript tricks to boost your React app. Let’s face it – TypeScript has become a go-to tool for many of us working with React. It brings type safety, better autocomplete, and helps… Continue reading
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12 Custom Utilities Every TypeScript Developer Should Know
TypeScript has revolutionized the way we write JavaScript, offering enhanced type safety and improved developer experience. While the language comes with a robust set of built-in utilities, there’s always room for more powerful and specialized tools in a developer’s arsenal. In this post, we’ll explore “12 custom utilities every TypeScript developer should know.” These hand-crafted… Continue reading
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Generics in Typescript: An Important Feature
TypeScript has become an integral part of modern web development, offering robust type-checking and enhanced tooling. Among its powerful features, generics stand out as a crucial concept that every TypeScript developer should master. In this post, we’ll explore generics in depth – an important feature that allows you to write flexible, reusable, and type-safe code.… Continue reading
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Overcoming Nepal’s Passport Form Challenges with Cypress
When Nepal introduced the new E-Passport system, it promised a less stressful application process for everyone. The expectation was that individuals could easily fill out the application themselves, attend the appointment, and receive their passport within a reasonable timeframe. However, the reality proved to be quite different. The system faced immense challenges, unable to handle… Continue reading
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Medusa from HackMyVM Writeup – Walkthrough
Medusa is a lengthy machine from the platform HackMyVM despite being easy. The machine’s author is noname and I must pay respect to him for putting effort into this machine. The VM includes many fuzzing techniques for subdomain enumeration and directory enumeration. Likewise, it also asks us to brute-force hashes to get passwords. “Medusa from… Continue reading
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Walkthrough of Kitty from HackMyVM Writeup
Kitty is a hard machine to root by avijneyam from the platform HackMyVM. The machine’s theme is cats as suggested by the name of the VM. To begin with, this machine needs some host enumeration, cracking passwords, cracking JWT exploits, utilizing various other exploits, etc. Also, I would like you guys to give it a… Continue reading
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Arroutada Writeup from HackMyVM – Walkthrough
Arroutada is a medium-difficulty machine by RiJaba1 from the HackMyVM platform. Although the author has marked this machine as easy, I don’t consider it that easy since it involves a lot of steps. To elaborate, it features various techniques like fuzzing, bruteforcing, proxying ports, remote command execution, etc. Anyway, the machine isn’t complex to crack… Continue reading
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Ephemeral Walkthrough from HackMyVM – Writeup
Ephemeral is a difficult machine involving various tricks and techniques to get to the root shell. However, it took some time for me as one of the exploits wasn’t working. So, I had to modify the script to make it work. The machine features local file inclusions, remote command execution using LFI and phpinfo script,… Continue reading
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Moosage Writeup from HackMyVM – Walkthrough
Moosage is an easy machine by sml from the platform HackMyVM. The machine features an insecure file upload vulnerability in a blog application. Then, we need to identify a little trick to get a reverse shell as root. The machine is easy but difficult at the same time. “Moosage Writeup from HackMyVM – Walkthrough” Click… Continue reading
