Name: | Chase |
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Hint: | One of our web servers triggered an AV alert, but none of the sysadmins say they were logged onto it. We've taken a network capture before shutting the server down to take a clone of the disk. Can you take a look at the PCAP and see if anything is up? |
Base Points: | Easy - Retired [0] |
Rated Difficulty: | |
HTB-Bot | |
Creator: | felamos |
Download and unzip the file and check the hint:
Hint: One of our web servers triggered an AV alert, but none of the sysadmins say they were logged onto it. We've taken a network capture before shutting the server down to take a clone of the disk. Can you take a look at the PCAP and see if anything is up?
Files: chase.pcapng
Opening the PCAP Next Generation (pcapng) file, we search through the packets and find an unual GET request to a .txt file with an odd string name.
Taking that filename (JBKEE62NIFXF6ODMOUZV6NZTMFGV6URQMNMH2IBA) and running it through CyberChef and using the "Magic" recipe easily gets us the flag.
HTB{MAn_8lu3_73aM_R0cX}
"Chase"ing this down was a cinch!
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I couldn't resist the Dad joke XD