Today’s box on my OSCP journey is Jerry from HackTheBox. This was an easy box. Once you get a shell, you’re done. It was good practice for thinking about the basics and NOT to overthink something. Always start with the easy stuff and move your way up. Don’t jump right into advanced stuff. I’ve read before that enumeration is 50% of OSCP, and this box proved that point. So hit play on Primus’ “Jerry was a race car driver” and let me tell you how I thought through it.

Today’s box on my OSCP journey is Fuse from HackTheBox. My history on this box is interesting. I got user months ago and was completely lost on the privesc. I was desperate enough to look at a write up and knew I needed to develop a privesc methodolgy. So here I am a couple of months later giving it another shot after some learning and improving my cheat sheet.

Today’s box on my OSCP journey is Blocky from HackTheBox. I’ve been using HackTheBox for a year now and I really like it. When you VPN in, if you need a tool, you have internet access to download/update. It’s a minopr thing but convenient when you are learning. This box was good enumeration practice. Here’s how I thought through it.

Today’s box on my OSCP journey is nullbybe. This box was a lot of fun and one of those boxes you can do 2 or more ways. Here’s how I thought through it.

Vulnhub is awesome. I’m not here to tell you about it, so go find out for yourself: Vulnhub. Today’s box on my OSCP journey is Sar.

Windows is pointy clicky, how do I command line?!?!

Every journey has a beginning. Let me start by telling you about mine.