Hi, within this lecture, we're going to set it up so that we can reach the dial machine and then we
can just start with a map or any other information gathering or scanning tool that we want right now,
I'm in the world.
So as you can see, this machine is set to be retired, OK, and is said to be Windows and it is said
to be easy.
So as you can see, we have a difficulty rating over here and it's rated as easy by the users, by actually
the people who sold this machine before.
So you can see a little people just rated this high.
It's hard and a lot of people just rated as easy or medium.
So as you can see, this is the machine rating, which indicates the quality of the virtual machine
that we're going to solve.
And this is the chip or some kind of user.
And he actually invented this machine.
So congratulations to him.
And actually, I believe he uploaded a lot of machines to hack the bug.
So he's a good guy.
So over here, we have a number of people who owns the system, and this is the number of the users
that actually own the user.
So some of the users, I believe, just straight went into the router rather than user or just didn't
submit the flag.
So over here we have the statistics page and activity page.
So we have reviews.
You can just read the reviews of the users who actually sold this machine.
And we have the walkthrough over here as well.
So this vulture's is important because if you get stuck at some point and not for this machine, but
for the other machines in the hack the box, you can just come over here to walk through and see if
you have any tutorials regarding to that machine and just to see how it's sold by other people.
OK, so sometimes you can see a video tutorial here as well, but sometimes it's just a PDF or something
like that.
OK, so if you scroll down a little bit, as you can see, we see this spool machine over here.
So if you click on the spam machine, it will just start the machine, OK?
It will give you an IP address so that you can reach it via your color Linux, because that's where
we actually executed the RPM.
Right.
So it's the same as before.
It's the same master I hacked me.
So what does retired mean, by the way?
Retired means you get to reach this machine only if you're a VIP member.
OK, so basically you need a VIP subscription in order to reach this machine.
So you can just add this to your to do list.
OK, and just come back and solve it later on and you can come over here and just submit your flags
or something like review to see if you really hacked the machine or just gather your ranking over here.
You can see the top 25 players who actually sold this machine and that's it.
I believe for the dashboard.
You can just wander around here and see how it goes.
And by the way, for the active machines, for the machines that are not retired, you can actually
solve them without having a VIP membership.
But machines change from time to time.
So for maybe it's valid for three months and then you cannot find it.
So it's there is no point for me to record this on a machine that is currently active, because while
you are watching this, probably be retired.
So that's why you need a VIP membership anyway.
OK, so a little bit time passed.
Let me try to refresh this page.
And better yet, I'm just going to close this down.
I believe there is a connection issue within my Linux.
I'm just going to reach it from my host machine, OK?
Because it doesn't matter where I just start is because it's outside network.
It's not internal network.
Right.
So I'm going to just open this on my host machine.
It really doesn't matter.
If you can just open it, then it's OK.
So let me go over here and here you go.
It's found.
But we couldn't see it for some reason.
And over here we have the address of ten, ten, ten, five.
OK, you can stop the machine anytime you want and reset the machine, by the way, from that.
But then you have seen over there, so let me try and see if we are still connected.
Yep, here you go.
Now, let me try to ping that machine and here you go.
Now I can ping that machine.
It means that I can run and MEPs can write.
So let me clear this up.
You can use your zip map.
You can use your and map whatever you want over here.
I'm going to go for a fast scan over there.
I don't know if we are going to need all the ports or some of the ports, old TCP ports, something
like that.
I'm just going to go for the old ports, maybe in order to see in a comprehensive way.
So I'm going to place the clipboard over here and I'm just going to add the all ports over there.
OK, so I'm going to go for the first scan.
Very I intend to scan verbals and the old ports over there.
So as you can see, it started.
I'm going to stop here and continue within the next lecture of my and my scan is done.