TryHackMe! EternalBlue/MS17-010 in Metasploit

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[@TheRojaki]

I startet using THM because of you, I even got the VIP supscription now to learn a lot in this quarantine situation. I have beaten blue and ice yesterday, but still excited to watch you and learn more. Excited how you tackled this, please make more HTB or THM videos

[@_JohnHammond]

Happy to hear that!! I'll have to go through Ice real soon. Thanks for watching! I'll definitely try and get some more out there!

[@rifqioktario5546]

Hey can you give me your review about thm vip? Cuz I'm planning to get em too

[@ccnbutter]

I also started thm after watching a few tutorials from John. It's a great branch from my core engineering spec and incredibly relevant in the world we live in.

[@ElGhadraouiTaha]

Dude, I love how modest you are and i'm enjoying these video's, KEEEP UP

[@inspireddevelopment2959]

This is really great stuff for people who are just getting started and can get insight into how you think through attacking a machine. I find this the most useful way to get started...learn a path well and then deviate from it as you learn more. THANK YOU

[@_JohnHammond]

Happy to hear that! Thank you so much for watching!

[@TheNotoriousFonzy]

I would have never got through this exercise without you John. Please keep up the amazing work

[@ΜαύροκΆραχνο]

If you have problems successfully running the exploit ( /windows/smb/ms17_010_eternalblue) you probably need to change the LHOST option. Initially it is set to something like 192.168.x.x (you can confirm that with 'show options' or from the first log message in your terminal after running the exploit, as our lord and senpai John shows, which should be something like [*] Started reverse TCP handler on 192.168.1.12:4444. You need to change that to the IP that TryHackMe assigned for your machine when you connected to their VPN, so the reverse shell can actually find you. So, just follow John's steps and before running the exploit type "set LHOST 10.9.x.x"

[@Konnecta-kb9gg]

N1, this needs more upvotes

[@nailed0283]

Thx a lot!

[@HTWwpzIuqaObMt]

Συμβαινει διοτι το network διαχωριζεται απο το vpn οποτε πρεπει να βαλεις το tun0 συνηθως

[@vexraill]

Loving this content. THM is so fun and engaging, can't wait to see some more!

[@_JohnHammond]

Very happy to hear that! Thanks so much for watching!

[@FunNFury]

Im learning a lot by doing and practicing from you

[@foleyjack]

I absolutely love this content, I want to study cyber security when I go to college so these videos just make me more excited

[@demonman1234]

Hey, this actually was a good vid to watch. Interesting, even though I completed the machine before watching this, I still find it helpful to see how you took notes. Also I had to restart the machine about 5 times before it actually worked..

[@rosscarter8913]

These videos are awesome! Quick and straight to the point, keep them up! Thanks for teaching us

[@DarkDonnieMarco]

Just had a chance to go through this tutorial using tryhackme, just fantastic stuff. I was a teacher for about 17 years, your teaching style is fantastic.

[@jocamp5]

Some people have that ability to teach / show concepts. You can be a guru on your field and not being able to communicated that. John has both! I love this channel. His and CyberMentor's channel are my two best KZbin resources for PenTest.

[@damreyrizon9138]

Awesome as always man! I've done this one just earlier but you've done it 100x quicker than me! Me such noob! >.

[@_JohnHammond]

Hey that's not a bad thing! Taking it slow means you can learn more, absorb new concepts and gain a bit more exposure, take better notes... all the good stuff. I just try and breeze through them so it can fit into a video that people would realistically watch ahaha. Thanks for watching!

[@Brokify1]

Nobody: Me: Thinking about how join this room to hack this machine

[@resultsIT11243]

You sir are an absolute pleasure to watch and learn from, thank you.

[@scwyldspirit]

When I first started with thm and htb I needed a helping hand to root even the simplest of boxes. Now I am getting used to the tools so it is getting easier than where I first started.

[@hashithbandara111]

you are using awesome simple teaching method, it's easy to understand even a sutudent who did not have good sound of english...thank you..! do more try hack me rooms, from srilanka

[@mindwaves90]

Thanks john for this cool walkthrough

[@lifeissuching]

woww, just like attitude and positive energy, I'm starting to watch all of your videos, much to learn!!!

[@mr.crackerbam9371]

Subscribed right now with out any hesitation...... Best man on youtube

[@olekbeluga314]

You probably figured this out but for everyone who hasn't . At 9:01 nmap scan kept growing because brute force scripts got included. You wanna do this nmap --script="smb* and not brute"

[@anvil9596]

nice

[@kal_dev]

i really like it, your methodologies it's very simple and anyone can understand, very cool

[@paulcrinq]

Some people listen to asmr to go to sleep, I watch this tryhackme series, it’s soooo relaxing idk why 🤣

[@codermomo1792]

The beginning of every legend

[@siddheshparab3352]

thanks for the video..yesterday i was trying this machine but i was unable to create a meterpreter session...it was my first time using metasploit....thanks also make videos on other machines too

[@_JohnHammond]

Oh boy, congrats on using Metasploit for the first time! Thanks for watching -- hope to have more videos out on TryHackMe soon enough!

[@fernandofernandes8142]

dont stop this work! we love it!

[@calebmartin5899]

You got me hooked in this site!! I have learned so much from you. I started from the bottom and within a couple of weeks I have majorly progressed in my skills as a ethical hacker. Keep up the good work!

[@chittodihoc]

i love your tryhackme series a lot. thank u

[@1234victorxD]

im learning so much with those videos! ty so much!

[@nubscripters3756]

Thank you! i love these videos

[@_JohnHammond]

Happy to hear that! I'll try and get more of them out soon!

[@морс-ф3д]

Brilliant work!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@baboybee28]

Watching this after I finished mine for 3hours. But you sir finished it less than 30mins. Salute! Instant subscribe hehe

[@Sandesh98147]

Newly joined on this channel. Im absolutely loving this series. Please keep these coming!

[@nikolar5847]

Hello John! I am very thankful for this educating video. I have learned a lot.

[@kevinlaurent577]

Hi John, I just saw that try hack me had a learning path for OSCP can we have your thought on it please?

[@_JohnHammond]

I can certainly try to take a look at it soon! Thanks for watching!

[@kevinlaurent577]

@@_JohnHammond Thank you !!

[@jocamp5]

I am currently doing some machines there. There is one that was really interesting, with priv escalation included. But I would be happy to get a FULL review from John, if he is able to finish the whole OSCP learning path there of course.

[@steez4778]

@U X make your own

[@steez4778]

@U X Enough to know that you like your own comments lmao, don't too greedy man, just go to the CVE list or exploitdb to find other exploits. They wont be as critical as this exploit

[@mronfire13]

Hey John, where did you learn most of the basics? Like the tools you use and they are used for, etc? but also, where do I learn more about history about past hacks?

[@_JohnHammond]

A lot of it has been practice and exposure -- looking at KZbin videos, seeing people use new tools, reading writeups and solutions and picking up on new techniques and tricks -- it all accumulates and you keep growing! History on past hacks -- I would recommend Googling and reading a lot of articles about what you are interested in. Thanks so much for watching!

[@alexl5682]

he doesn't know anything, silly kid just googled, installed a hacking tool made by someone else and showed up here ))

[@withincode6848]

Alex L he has stated multiple times that he is a beginner to this. When people first start it is necessary to use these scripts so they can learn how and why they work so in the future they can make their own. Nobody starts at anything being an expert in the field.

[@_JohnHammond]

@@withincode6848 I'm a beginner. I'll do this for 50 years and I'll still be a beginner. There is always more to learn and practice. :)

[@joepetrungaro9465]

Mario, is/was your MOS related to IT? Former 0651 here

[@the2dstuart]

very understandable, I like the style, definetely stickign around

[@Ropex]

I love these so much !

[@_JohnHammond]

Very happy to hear that! Thanks for watching!

[@vishalsathiaseelan679]

Thank you so much. Loved it. I am a newbie and ur explanations are perfect

[@smokeweed856]

Much love man, really impressed by your arsenal

[@DePhoegonIsle]

That's very cool. wish more people would learn this, and in that how to configure their machines against it. This is a very cool learning site.

[@_JohnHammond]

Definitely agreed, TryHackMe is great! Thanks for watching!

[@userPrehistoricman]

Nice to see some Lua in the wild.

[@solon7740]

More of this please. You're helping me a lot trying to learn hacking. Greetings from Germany

[@alien_man1669]

Thank you so much! I've been looking for a way to play CTFs from my Android running nethunter and this is exactly what I've been looking for.

[@rootshell101]

I finished it. It was kinda easy. And now I'm watching your video to find if I missed anything 😁😄

[@conansainshy4445]

I like your videos ,and you are super fast in typing thanks

[@ronakjoshi5093]

great video john...love from india🙂✌️you are doing great thing for the community

[@ronvalerio3255]

Great work , John.

[@blazecosko7506]

Thanks for this content.

[@anuradhalakruwan1918]

Thank you good lesson. 👍👍👍👍🇱🇰

[@_JohnHammond]

Appreciate it, thanks for watching!

[@janekmachnicki2593]

Awesome Mr John

[@fahadfaisal2383]

Thank for your help

[@sharathchandra6166]

awesome video as always! learned lots of new things keep making more!

[@yassineregragui9799]

love this website series. I definitely need more

[@HTWwpzIuqaObMt]

Was about to write tht u could use search but u did lmfao great vid man

[@InfoSecGSO]

This one is so much more fun when using the stand alone python exploit

[@omar619kamis]

U want to use your own exploits?? Huh did I get that right or what cuz dats impossible

[@johnvardy9559]

johm hammond just the everset of ethical hacking

[@Username8281]

Awesome video, thank you!

[@Ghst-nn9yy]

I love TryHackMe, It's really helped me with my Cyber Security learning

[@NoName-v7i6j]

me too

[@ripmeep]

EternalBlue!!! One of my favorite exploits! Great video :) keep up the awesome work

[@_JohnHammond]

Such an easy gun ahaha. Thanks for watching!

[@ripmeep]

@@_JohnHammond very much so lol. my pleasure!

[@bhargavdasgupta6580]

msfconsole eternal_blue error: did not receive response from exploit packet, exploit completed but a session was not made

[@DiabloVal]

I am getting the same error.

[@kevin-xo7vi]

i think is the metasploit version

[@DiabloVal]

I changed the LHost and re run the program then it worked fine.

[@kevin-xo7vi]

@@DiabloVal x2 but after print WIN the connection died to me so i changed the version (who want try set ur openvpn ip in LHOST //tun0 //)

[@torgodly]

short way to do this CTF once you find the username and password in task4 there is 3389 port open its for RDP you can use rdesktop and login and search for file named flag .. you'll find all 3 flags easily

[@vexraill]

Clever

[@_JohnHammond]

OOooh, that is awesome! Good call!

[@redpilledpatriot6868]

After I type the command "nmap -Pn -sC -sV -oN nmap/initial 10.10.82.251" in the terminal, I get this as a result and it's totally different from yours. >>>> "Starting Nmap 7.80 ( nmap.org ) at 2020-04-26 22:34 EDT Stats: 0:00:03 elapsed; 0 hosts completed (1 up), 1 undergoing Connect Scan Connect Scan Timing: About 1.00% done; ETC: 22:39 (0:04:57 remaining) Nmap scan report for 10.10.82.251 Host is up. All 1000 scanned ports on 10.10.82.251 are filtered Service detection performed. Please report any incorrect results at nmap.org/submit/ . Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 202.25 seconds"

[@semeradstephan]

thank you!

[@shubham_srt]

Thanks!

[@isxanderclips9050]

when I try run my metasploit it fails 3 times and says it completed but no session was created

[@supremesupreme26]

I LOVE IT! DO MORE VIDEOS

[@_JohnHammond]

More on the way! Thanks for watching!

[@A2MIQuicknesss]

Going back and doing this again for the reverse shell section you have to use MSF v5, right now v6 errors out and has some known issues.

[@Ozla102]

great video and a great platform, love ur video!

[@Am5lu]

Had no idea Seth Rogan was into computers as well

[@overbafer11]

Nice work!

[@supreshmahajan7052]

Can you please help? I am getting FAIL while running the exploit everytime.

[@SinanAkkoyun]

ohh the lovely xps15

[@itzelvega5452]

Hi John, I'm not sure if you covered this question before, but could you share with us what's your equipment setup for this channel?

[@JuanLopez-db4cc]

Please more of TryHackMe!!!

[@abhishekmorla1]

nice explanation

[@israamosad9133]

Thanks , keep going

[@babayaga4329]

I just couldn't get pass `Triggering free of corrupted buffer`

[@srivastavasam27]

did you find any way out?

[@bharathnaidu107]

Best in the Business!!!

[@aspiringpentester9347]

this video is awesome

[@advaitpathak9532]

Thank You Boss!!!

[@CleftMan]

Don't mind me, just doing my share of KZbinr algorithm things...

[@blind0wl]

Your usage of 'tak' does my head in.

[@sysop10]

Very nice tutorial, please keep going

[@_JohnHammond]

Happy to hear that! Thank you so much!

[@anonymousvevo8697]

Amazing !!

[@lemil7]

Hey John!, Love your videos!. I think they are supper interesting, well explained and entertaining. If you ever consider to develop content in Spanish , let me know!. I would love to help you with that. Cheers!

[@maxali6591]

Really cool vid even if it's an old 7 hack, it's interesting to see how powerfull is metasploit and eternal blue too. Did you go deep into metasploit functions ? I mean in the code, how a functionnality works... Nice vid. I like your work.

[@_JohnHammond]

I have not yet for the Eternalblue exploit but I can try and do that in a future video. Thanks for watching!

[@sinanozdemir2482]

Awesome video. What shell are you using? It doesn't look like tmux. Also what is your distro? Thanks

[@_JohnHammond]

Thanks so much for watching! I use Ubuntu and I'm using Terminator as my terminal emulator.

[@ARZ10198]

Will you make a video on windows ICE by any chance in the future ?

[@elmo991]

Keep up the good work! My flag2.txt was also missing from the C:\Windows\System32\Config dir, I wonder how that happened :s

[@siumhossain-]

awesome !!!!!!!

[@_JohnHammond]

Thank you! And thanks for watching!

[@zeeebbbrrraaa1706]

Where i can make openvpn config

[@tomjackson9420]

Ever consider making OSCP videos? More specifically, what you suggest to do/before diving into pwk course?

[@faruky9197]

ı dont know english very well but ı can learn too much things from you. my own language videos sucks they dont know anything or they dont want to teach people. Anyway thanks for the videos

[@Swindonex]

Very good video! I have a small question: which command do you use to merge multiple terminals into 1, such as at 9:00.

[@Lacsap3366]

You can use tmux for that. John is using terminator here to simply Multiplex the terminal window

[@rozaliamaris4134]

please let me know how can stop provide a solution to stop the vulnearbility.

[@jhde9067]

Would be good if people said why they disliked.

[@RijumanSen]

Good one.

[@mohamedelbadry8732]

thanks you:)

[@hashithbandara111]

can you please do some linux base digital forensics ....! very helpful

[@scottsimmons5211]

What do you think of Kevin MItnick?!

[@lasithadulshan7357]

Good explain learn lot of 🌿