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Kali Linux CTF Blueprints

Kali Linux CTF Blueprints

By : Cameron Buchanan
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Kali Linux CTF Blueprints

Kali Linux CTF Blueprints

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By: Cameron Buchanan
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Overview of this book

Taking a highly practical approach and a playful tone, Kali Linux CTF Blueprints provides step-by-step guides to setting up vulnerabilities, in-depth guidance to exploiting them, and a variety of advice and ideas to build and customising your own challenges. If you are a penetration testing team leader or individual who wishes to challenge yourself or your friends in the creation of penetration testing assault courses, this is the book for you. The book assumes a basic level of penetration skills and familiarity with the Kali Linux operating system.
Table of Contents (9 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Reading guide
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A warning
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Conventions
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1. Microsoft Environments
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1. Microsoft Environments
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Creating a vulnerable machine
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Creating a secure network
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Hosting vulnerabilities
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Scenario 1 – warming Adobe ColdFusion
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Scenario 2 – making a mess with MSSQL
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Scenario 3 – trivializing TFTP
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Flag placement and design
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Post-exploitation and pivoting
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Exploitation guides
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Challenge modes
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Summary
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2. Linux Environments
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2. Linux Environments
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Differences between Linux and Microsoft
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Scenario 1 – learn Samba and other dance forms
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Scenario 2 – turning on a LAMP
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Scenario 3 – destructible distros
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Scenario 4 – tearing it up with Telnet
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Flag placement and design
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Exploitation guides
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Summary
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3. Wireless and Mobile
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3. Wireless and Mobile
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Wireless environment setup
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Scenario 1 – WEP, that's me done for the day
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Scenario 2 – WPA-2
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Scenario 3 – pick up the phone
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Exploitation guides
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Summary
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4. Social Engineering
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4. Social Engineering
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Scenario 1 – maxss your haxss
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Scenario 2 – social engineering: do no evil
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Scenario 3 – hunting rabbits
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Scenario 4 – I am a Stegosaurus
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Exploitation guides
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Summary
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5. Cryptographic Projects
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5. Cryptographic Projects
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Crypto jargon
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Scenario 1 – encode-ageddon
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Scenario 2 – encode + Python = merry hell
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Scenario 3 – RC4, my god, what are you doing?
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Scenario 4 – Hishashin
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Scenario 5 – because Heartbleed didn't get enough publicity as it is
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Exploitation guides
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Summary
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6. Red Teaming
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6. Red Teaming
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Chapter guide
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Scoring systems
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Setting scenarios
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Reporting
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CTF-style variations
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Scenario 1 – ladders, why did it have to be ladders?
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Scenario 2 – that's no network, it's a space station
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A. Appendix
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A. Appendix
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Further reading
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Index
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Index

Chapter 1. Microsoft Environments

It makes sense to kick off this book with the most prevalent operating system in business. I'm sure the majority of penetration testers will agree that though both Linux and Windows have their benefits, the industry still falls heavily on Microsoft to provide the brunt of servers. Microsoft has provided testers with some of the most reliable vulnerabilities over the years, and I know that I'm always happy to see an MS reference whenever a scan completes.

By the end of the chapter, you should know at least three types of scenarios and have some idea about how to vary them for repeated tests. The chapter will aim to be as interactive as possible and follow-through as much as possible. In detail, we will cover the following topics:

  • The creation of basic vulnerable machines
  • A selection of suggestions for vulnerabilities to host
  • In-depth setup of a vulnerable Adobe ColdFusion installation
  • In-depth setup of a misconfigured MSSQL server
  • In-depth setup of TFTP
  • Flag setup and variations
  • Post-exploitation and pivot options
  • Exploitation guide for all three scenarios
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