Adım 1: Keşif ve Bilgi Toplama (Reconnaissance)

Introduction

Machine: TombWatcher
Difficulty: Hard
Category: Active Directory | ACL Abuse | ADCS | BloodHound
Status: Active (Season 8)

HTB Retro MachineWriteup: Retro (Active Directory) Adım 1: Keşif ve Bilgi Toplama (Reconnaissance) Operasyona klasik olarak hedef sistemdeki açık portları ve çalışan servisleri tespit etmek …

Introduction

Building My First Wazuh SIEM Home Lab for SOC Practice

The transition from a Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) report to a concrete business risk calculation is often where…

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You validated everything that came from your users. Did you validate everything that came back from your vendors?

Your team hardened the current API. The attacker found the old one.

While testing a web application during my internship, I came across an interesting API endpoint:

How small contract changes in events, APIs, and data pipelines quietly turn into auth gaps, logging blind spots, and policy failures.

Not a clever exploit. Not a logic flaw. Just the things nobody remembered to lock.

The attacker doesn't attack your server. They convince your server to attack itself.

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This one doesn't exploit a bug. It exploits the design.

The button is hidden. The endpoint is wide open. And the attacker doesn’t use the UI.

Everything else is already here.

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