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i dont know why im watching this... i just am

Same ..

Lookup Red Hat courses if you want to learn linux :)

@@Nossody or just use linux and consume someones legg because that also helps

@@Jib420Half way through the video I asked myself, "how the hell did I get here?"

John

@@sindrejensen665 cena

That question doesn't even make sense

The amount of knowledge this guy possesses is just crazy

I will come back to this video in the future and I vow to be able to understand this video

I just got lost. I was doing well with easy rooms but now im initimidated

I'm pretty sure he mention that he did the room previously to making the video, but still It wouldn't surprise me if he flew through it. I just did the ctf after around 3 months of learning in the junior pentest path and got stuck in various places running around in circles hahaha. Still I think is a great way to learn to watch someone so experienced to things because we can learn so fu...ng much. Good luck on your learning journey

yeh fr, I got lost when I see him doing things. I have learnt so many things like u but it's still not enough

​@@kutloano.mp4 come back 😂

Yep. I found out netcat was on there via man nc, and then I used msfvenom to get the reverse shell. The part that had me stumped was how to get ROOT, ironically. "sudo -s" gave me some sort of error (forgot what it was exactly), su root prompted me for a password I couldn't figure out (I don't think ROOT even has a password in this one. I wonder if it works if you just hit enter without typing anything in) so I never would have thought of trying "sudo su root" which worked without asking for a password. When I saw "you can run all, nopasswd" I thought it meant you could run all commands that don't require a password (i.e. guest access) so I spent a while trying to dig around to see if there was some sort of local privilege escalation exploit but gave up and was asking for help on the discord, then I frustratedly tried sudo cat /etc/shadow after someone pointed out "Doesn't one thing stick out?" and it worked, then I tried sudo su root and got root.

Its like learning to code, I remember feeling like shit when learning OOP, today is a second nature and so is ethical hacking, there is a lot to learn, networking, pentesting tool, a bit of programming, linux, windows etc.. but you will get there ! It takes time, lot of it and more with practice

I feel the same way lol

Well he's absolutely ripping through the challenge at one million miles per hour, so....don't feel bad. He clearly posted this video to showcase his skills and speed, not to teach others. He couldn't possibly type, switch screens/apps, speak any faster than the pace he's moving in this video. Change the playback speed to 1/4 speed and you'll still see he's moving quickly.

how is it going after 9 months ?

@@iCyberVenomhe clearly stated he spent a while in this before recording. The video is nearly 20 minutes and the box is just about as easy and beginner friendly as they come. He was not trying to show off his skill. It’s clear you need to practice alot. Good luck and cheer up.

Commands: less and tac work to read the files. Also everything was doable from the website, aka without a shell

I remember thinking, "It's impressive he knows multiple paths to get where he wants to go, but there's no way this is the easiest path"

Suffering from knowing too much

just typed the file name on the browser url bar -.-

I did too lmao, less -FX

@@cortex-technologies same

@@Helena-xb8io suffering from success

I agree. Gotta keep pausing and rewinding to keep up.

It’s worthy to do the basic rooms in TryHackMe. OpenVPN, Linux Basics and Vulnversity. Just those three are enough to understand everything. Personal experience haha

learn linux, kali linux. Netcat, revershell, python.

Kali

because he can 🤣. True that it's easier to just install kali that has all the tools preinstall but nothing say you HAVE to use Kali for cracking boxes as hobby. I personally use Arch and Ubuntu and Debian (but I might install Kali over my Ubuntu).

@@danakane6772 thx for the info. So it's just his preference