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PentesterLab Bootcamp: Everything you need to get started in Infosec

At the Create Bootable USB Drive for Windows Installation step, choose the Windows ISO image and the USB drive, then click Continue. The Windows files are copied to the USB drive. This process may take a long time to complete (you can click the Stop button to interrupt this process). Sep 11, 2020 Step 1: Get the Windows 10 ISO from Microsoft's website and install the Mac version of UUbytes ISO Editor. Step 2: Launch Boot Camp Assistant, go to Action and click on Download Windows Support Software. When the dialog appears, click Save and specify a location for the files. Step 3: Open the UUbytes program and click on the module that says Burn.

Bootcamp provides a learning path to get into security and especially web penetration testing.
This course is a list of things to read and do. No solutions are provided since it is, in my opinion, the best and only way to learn. If you don't manage to get one of the items done, just try harder. Spend more time googling until you find the solution. Finding something by yourself is the best way to remember it.

Linux and Scripting!

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Install Linux: Retrieve a virtualisation system (VirtualBox, VM player) and install Linux. Use a traditional distribution like Ubuntu not a security related one.
Learn the basics of a scripting language: Pick between Ruby (Try Ruby), Python (Online) or Perl and learn its syntax and data types. You will need it to keep going.

HTTP

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Install Apache inside your vm, change the home page of the hosted site using vim. Access this page in your browser (on the host).
Change your host file to access the Linux system under the following names: vulnerable.
Write an HTTP client to retrieve the home page of your site using an http library (for example net/http in ruby).
Write an HTTP client to retrieve the home page of your site using a socket.
Download Burp Suite (free version) and visit a website and see what requests are sent and what responses are received.

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PHP and DNS

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PHP basics:
- Install PHP in your virtual machine (using your previous Apache installation), write a script that echoes back a parameter in the URL. For example, accessing http://vulnerable/hello.php?name=Louis will return 'Hello Louis'.
- Install Mysql and create a script that retrieves information from it, like article.php?id=1 returns a book and article.php?id=2 returns a computer.
- Create a page that sends data to itself using a POST request.
DNS and whois:
- Install the command line tool dig in your vm.
- Find what name servers are used by PentesterLab, find what Mail servers are used by pentesterlab and find the Ip address of www.pentesterlab.com
- Obtain information about pentesterlab.com using the whois tool.

SSL/TLS

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Setup SSL:
- enable HTTPs on your web server
- make sure you disabled all the weak ciphers.
Play with SSL:
- write a SSL client using an HTTP library.
- write a SSL client using a socket.
- access your SSL server with your previous HTTP script and socat to do the connection socket<->ssl-socket.

SQL injection & Local File Include

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Follow 'From SQL injection to Shell': read the course and test on the ISO
Follow 'PHP Include And Post Exploitation': read the course and test on the ISO

More SQL Injections

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Fully script From SQL injection to Shell (use Burp to help you debugging)
Do From SQL injection to shell: PostgreSQL edition without reading the course
Check if the code you wrote during Week 3 is vulnerable to SQL injection and XSS

FTP and Traffic analysis

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Install and use Wireshark: inspect the traffic send by your HTTP client (use 'Follow TCP stream) and HTTPs client (check the SSL handshake)
FTP:
- Install a FTP server on your system:
- Write a FTP client using a socket

Linux Review and Code Execution

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Follow Introduction to Linux Host Review (read the course and test on the ISO)
Follow CVE-2012-1823: PHP CGI (read the course and test on the ISO)

HTTP Server and Firewall

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HTTP server
- Write a HTTP server (use fork to handle more than one connection)
- Connect to your HTTP server with your browser and check the requests done by your browser
Iptables
- If enabled, disable iptables in your vm
- Use iptables to block ICMP requests, test if it works using ping

Nmap and crypto attacks

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Nmap
- Use Nmap to find the open ports on your VM.
- Use Nmap to find the open ports on your VM while blocking ICMP using iptables.
- Use iptables to close one of the open ports, check that it works using Nmap.
Find a local security meetup (Ruxmon, 2600...) and go there
Follow CVE-2008-1930: Wordpress 2.5 Cookie Integrity Protection Vulnerability (read the course and test on the ISO)

Wifi

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Setup a Wifi network using WEP and crack the key
Follow Rack Cookies and Commands Injection (Read the course and test on the ISO)

Linux Exploitation

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Download and solve the levels 00 to 04 of Nebula (mirror) from exploit.education

SSL Pinning and Linux Exploitation

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Solve the levels 05 to 09 of Nebula (mirror) from exploit.education
Follow From SQL injection to SHELL II

Web For Pentester

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Read Web For Pentester

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Solve the levels 10 to 14 of Nebula (mirror) from exploit.education
Do the exercises from Web For Pentester