Excellent video. Very well-spoken. Keep up the good work.

Everything is great, but I have a couple of suggestions. The brightness in the video might be a bit too high, and on the Splunk page, it's difficult to see the query clearly If possible, could you write the query in notes? This would make it much easier for us to review. Keep up the great work, brother! 💪

Congratulations for winning a writeup prize!

Love the summary page at the start with the flow chart!

what would that MDF hash be useful for???

great, vid but seems a bit rushed!!

Thank you!

nice vid, the only thing i missed id howd you get the port number? (13337)

Thank you for this! I think if you just to an export of files, you'll get the key in a .php format as well. From there, you can just upload it as a .pem and the next export should have the data (flag in our case) available to export as well. But your way is good as well!

it was pretty nice

great, thank you!

Great walkthrough man.

I had a fun time with this box! Definitely need to think a bit outside of the host. It should also be pointed out the ratio of user flags vs root flag is about half (root flags are half of that of user flags as of writing this) and as you can only rate the machine after you submit a user or root flag kinda skews what the actual difficulty of it. It is definitely a medium level box.

just updated version of TAB TAB

no part 3?? left me hanging over here

some of my answers say incorrect and I cannot understand how

Why is it so hard to find walkthroughs for Sherlocks? Really appreciate this video.

im having some issues with putty gen

puttygen: error loading `puttys.ppk': PuTTY key format too new how can I fix that?

Nice upload... glad I found this. I've been working on a few unique image forensic challenges I'd love to share with the community. Which sites would you recommend... and how does one get in touch with you? Thnks

Great stuff

This is amazing, I was looking at buying the practice labs from Boson. Great walkthrough

You can check mine also

damn, didn't really understand the end but gj

Informative video. Clarity could have been improved .

Awesome, Keep uploading more videos :)

The method that worked for me was invoking the ban via crackmapexec! Hope this helps!

woww thank you for help

Yeah this gonna have to drop before then lmao

how i can contact u personally for any doubts or anything? Please share ur discord server link if possible or instagram or anywhere u feel like

nice work sir. really appreciable

18:20 ft. Mr Cat

Great video, please omit the background music next time though!

bruh😂😂

Hello, How do I filter ctf time for only blue team materials?

Hey man! I've just started to pivot from data engineering to cyber security and vulnerability management more specifically. I was looking for that kind of stuff. Thanks! 😃

Thanks bro, I learned a lot just by following you. Someday, I'll get to be as knowledgeable as you are. :)

you don't do hackthebox kickoff anymore??

Great man 👍

thank you so much for solving it.

can you please share walthrough of this machine

Keep up the good work!

thank you

@hoplite Security.. I'm enjoying your content. You were soooo close.. the correct answer is in fact Battista, for this challenge I used cryptii.com which i find useful. its using standard Vigenere cipher. C+P the text over and adding the key with key mode repeat got you the answer. I only could solve parts 1 and 2

hey guys.. completed this challenge. @matt.T is correct it is in reverse. The 1st flag gives you a big hint being Tagalog which is an Austronesian language spoken in Luzon and neighbouring islands and forming the basis of the standardized national language of the Philippines (Filipino). I luckily knew someone in the Sec field who speaks fluent tagalog and had him translate the words to "The flag is 649444". I do have a write up on the challenge but i am not posting it here (dont want to steal the attention from a good video)

ur so underrated bro

Nicely done! This one was so hard.

Great video!

Thank you for this!

Keep em coming!