General OSCP/CTF Tips

https://coggle.it/diagram/XepDvoXedGCjPc1Y/t/enumeration-mindmap​

For every open port TCP/UDP

http://packetlife.net/media/library/23/common_ports.pdf

• Find service and version

• Find known service bugs

• Find configuration issues

• Run nmap port scan / banner grabbing

GoogleFoo

• Every error message

• Every URL path

• Every parameter to find versions/apps/bugs

• Every version exploit db

• Every version vulnerability

If app has auth

• User enumeration

• Password bruteforce

• Default credentials google search

If everything fails try:

nmap --script exploit -Pn $ip

Individual Host Scanning

Service Scanning

WebApp

• Nikto

• dirb

• dirbuster

• wpscan

• dotdotpwn/LFI suite

• view source

• davtest/cadeavar

• droopscan

• joomscan

• LFI\RFI test

• Wapalyzer

Linux\Windows

• snmpwalk -c public -v1 $ip 1

• smbclient -L //$ip

• smbmap -H $ip

• rpcinfo

• Enum4linux

Anything Else

• nmap scripts

• hydra

• MSF Aux Modules

• Download software....uh'oh you're at this stage

Exploitation

• Gather version numbers

• Searchsploit

• Default Creds

• Creds previously gathered

• Download the software

Post Exploitation

Linux

• linux-local-enum.sh

• linuxprivchecker.py

• linux-exploit-suggestor.sh

• unix-privesc-check.py

Windows

• wpc.exe

• windows-exploit-suggestor.py

• windows_privesc_check.py

• windows-privesc-check2.exe

Priv Escalation

• access internal services (portfwd)

• add account

Windows

• List of exploits

Linux

• sudo su

• KernelDB

• Searchsploit

Final

• Screenshot of IPConfig/WhoamI

• Copy proof.txt

• Dump hashes

• Dump SSH Keys

• Delete files

• Reset Machine

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