Mark Schindel

As always I have to deploy the machine and wait a little bit for the machine to come up. While this is happening I am creating my folder structure for the room and this write up of the room. Once the machine is up

At work today I had a request from a vendor to supply a GPG public key to encrypt some data and I thought I will write an article on how to use GPG. Now that I got a little bit of information about it

As with any room the first thing you do is deploy the server. Make sure that you are connected to the openvpn server or have the attack machine started. Once the machine is deployed I copy the ip address and then paste into the

I am currently working through the Ignite room in addition to the Throwback room on TryHackMe.com. I only have a limited time to get the Throwback room done and I want to complete that room. I unfortunately won't be posting anything related to

In this room you are tasked to get Pingu's fish back. The first thing I do is start the machine. I see that the website shows the default web page for an Apache install. Next I want to do enumeration of the machine. In

Now that it is a new year I plan on getting back at the learning path for obtaining my OSCP by the end of 2021.  I have about two weeks left of access to TryHackMe.com's Throwback room.  If you are unfamiliar with that

After deploying the server I navigated to the site and I came across this: I then ran nmap to give me a list of ports open.  I noticed nothing out of the ordinary.  Ports 22 and 80 are open and 58068 is filtered so

Hello and welcome to the first entry in my series of entries about my journey to the OSCP certification.  I have been working on TryHackMe.com's Advent of Cyber 2 contest.  That has actually been a load of fun to work through and I