ShellShock & Kernel Exploits - TryHackMe! 0day

[mikeholmesdj]

Someone commented "Watching John makes me realize just how little i actually know about cyber-security". Thanks for giving me a reality check xDDD

[abisrug]

0day was so good in the manner he prepared the box

[ympaquet]

I've been following you for a bit now and I love those "long and boring" parts!
Your videos gave me the spark I needed to dive into InfoSec.
Keep it going, i'm feeling a little less dumb each time you get a video out!
Cheers!

[ElliyahuRosha]

Me: Satisfying yt algo.

Also me: enjoying every minute watching JH.

[Tekionemission]

(18:57)-SHELL shock reference
(20:00)-Need to be an absolute path, cmd using curl
(23:41)-Using Metasploit console
(26:03)-Upload linpeash via meterpreter
(31:04)-searchsploit tack m to mirror the dot c file and upload the dot c file via meterpreter

[nizaabbie]

Thanks for sharing real way of thinking instand of just showing off the answers eventhough you had already pawnd it. Supporting to you!

[__retrtg]

man i love your videos about ctfs, it's really inspiring and motivates me to keep going i like your dynamic of explaining the videos. and you also demystify the idea that to be a good hacker you have to be an elliot alderson
keep going
all the love in the world

[adicandra]

I didn't know shit about hacking, and this video give me so many insight how to do offensive hacking (metasploit, cve, the cve poc, etc). This is literally goldmine.

I recommend this channel to any software engineer trying to make sense the "hacking world".

I tried to watch LifeOverflow channel and most of the time, the content just went over my head because he mostly doing low level stuff.

This channel on the other hand, hits closer to home because I use linux daily, so I already familiar with it.

[GuardianNative]

Okay. I do not understand all of this YET. but this makes me excited to go deeper into it. Lol I can follow along and it actually makes sense to me 😂. Wow this is awesome. Subbed!

[pushkarnandwalkar]

solving the machine was fun but infinite scrolling which i didn't knew and I now know was damn good

[ihatethesensors]

Great stuff man - very entertaining! One thing I'm glad for is that you didn't obsessively jot down every detail in a markdown file. It helps the video stay interesting. I suppose the documentation is the video itself. Otherwise documentation is purely for *personal* use. I like it.

[testutestu]

To sum up the things I've learned and needed to learn from this video: God bless you, John Hammond!!

[abhhibirdawade]

I really enjoy with you and ippsec. You guys are amazing. Like your voice man... See you around

[Fybir_]

that sad moment when he forgets that "export TERM=xterm" allows him to clear screen from the shell

[GuardianNative]

No.. I understood a lot more than I thought I would ❤❤❤

[osincipeu]

The reaaaal realty hack! Awesome i love it ❤️‍🔥

[Insomniac_Insights]

Fun fact: As you know linux sometimes dosen't let you to "do clear screen command".
Clear your terminal screen anytime using this guide.
Guide:
(1)Open terminal and click on 3 dots, then click on preference
(2)Then click on 'shortcuts' and then find option named 'reset and clear' option could be 'disabled'
(3)Click on "disabled" and enter a special key that you don't use in terminal.
(I suggest you use this key)"i am using ''END'' key".
And whenever you press that key it will clear terminal screen anywhere.

[stevearivera]

Just wow, it was awesome seen this in action!

[mattplaygamez]

The next room is OWASP Juice Shop. It would by fun

[gouthamj]

Oh yeah legend in action 😂😊 waiting John bro ☺️