Two things I found interesting so far: When examining the documentation, it seems important to have a newline between the 'Subject' field and the message body (which I did and it worked). However, in the video, it worked without it: A blank line is needed between the 'Subject' field and the message body. I attempted to establish a reverse shell on port 22 since I found this port open during the initial scan. Unfortunately, I couldn't get a reverse shell. I then changed to some other random port, and it worked. Maybe it was a mistake on my end, so I will certainly try again :)
Common IppSec phrases: What's going on, RUclips, this is IppSec, and we're doing X from Hack The Box As always we start with nmap so -sC for default scripts, -sV for enumerate version, -oA to output all formats This may take some time to run so I've already ran it Please subscribe Shoot I did not have Ipp relations with that woman There we go Hey, at least I'm not drinking, Brian Hope you guys enjoyed the video, take care, and I will see you all next time
When a program sends mail to SMTP, it is just opening a socket to the SMTP Port and writing the strings showed in this video. Since with Gopher we can write strings to a socket we can use it to send SMTP Commands which end up sending an email.
There is, it's ippsec.rocks. There is no syllabus but IMO the most important part in this field is being able to identify what you need to search for and learn as you go.
@@Heisenberg696 go to Ippsec.rocks, type in “ip encode” and you’ll see the first time I explain it (holiday video). The first time I explain something I generally go into more detail
This one was done very very well! Outstanding explanations !!
Thanks, glad you liked it. The use after free explanation make sense?
@@ippsec I was already aware of it. But you did a great job explaining it.
Great video! Thanks for taking the time to explain your thought process in detail, learned a lot.
Fantastic video! I really appreciate your thorough explanation of your thought process. I gained a lot of valuable insights.
Two things I found interesting so far:
When examining the documentation, it seems important to have a newline between the 'Subject' field and the message body (which I did and it worked). However, in the video, it worked without it:
A blank line is needed between the 'Subject' field and the message body.
I attempted to establish a reverse shell on port 22 since I found this port open during the initial scan. Unfortunately, I couldn't get a reverse shell. I then changed to some other random port, and it worked. Maybe it was a mistake on my end, so I will certainly try again :)
Common IppSec phrases:
What's going on, RUclips, this is IppSec, and we're doing X from Hack The Box
As always we start with nmap so -sC for default scripts, -sV for enumerate version, -oA to output all formats
This may take some time to run so I've already ran it
Please subscribe
Shoot
I did not have Ipp relations with that woman
There we go
Hey, at least I'm not drinking, Brian
Hope you guys enjoyed the video, take care, and I will see you all next time
Let's Seee!
😂
looking at the resulsts, we see x ports open, the first one being ssh on port 22, and we can see....@@sl4x0
crap
Nice box
Push!
hey ipp, what keyboard r u using if i may ask?
33 seconds after publishing 🙂
Ippsec, do you plan on making HTB Battlegrounds content?
If I ever went back to streaming too and became consistent, I may do some. But no plans on that.
@@ippsec Okay.
It will be good if you will teach us binary exploitation and RE
On Debian there by default is no sudo installed.
ok so why telnet smtp mail ??? i didn't get this :(
When a program sends mail to SMTP, it is just opening a socket to the SMTP Port and writing the strings showed in this video. Since with Gopher we can write strings to a socket we can use it to send SMTP Commands which end up sending an email.
why don't you make a course that would me great
There is, it's ippsec.rocks. There is no syllabus but IMO the most important part in this field is being able to identify what you need to search for and learn as you go.
@@ippsec i didn't get the 16:40 part if some can explain whole part
@@Heisenberg696 go to Ippsec.rocks, type in “ip encode” and you’ll see the first time I explain it (holiday video). The first time I explain something I generally go into more detail