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CTF Writeup: tryhackme.com GamingServer
Introduction In this post, I will do another tryhackme.com CTF writeup. This time, we will go over the steps taken to compromise a very poorly-configured gaming server. You can find the room here. The introduction to this room states: Can you gain access to this gaming server built by amateurs...
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CTF Writeup: tryhackme.com LazyAdmin
This is a write up of the LazyAdmin CTF at tryhackme.com. You can find the room here. Based on the name, it’s a safe bet that the “admin” is lazy. Therefore we may want to be on the lookout for outdated or unpatched software with a known vulnerability, weak passwords,...
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Monitoring home networks with NEMS Part 2: Monitoring Server Processes
This is Part 2 of a 2-part post on using NEMS to monitor servers on a home network. You can find Part 1 here. In Part 1 of this series of posts, I went through the process of setting up NEMS to monitor servers on a home network. I demonstrated...
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Monitoring home networks with NEMS Part 1: Installation and Configuration
Recently I wanted to learn a little bit more about network monitoring tools. I wanted to set up something simple that could monitor a handful of Linux servers that I run at home. I have a Raspberry Pi 2 running Pi-Hole network ad blocking, a Raspberry Pi 4 running as...