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RootMe CTF

this is writup for RootMe CTF from tryhackme we start by scanning the target ip addrr by nmap we can see that we have 2 open port 80-http and 20-ssh next we have to find What version of Apache is running? we can access the server interface throw the web and write a wrong and a random directory like http://10.10.253.225/anything and we can see the version of the Apache we saw befor in the Q-1 withe nmap scanning is running ssh on port 22

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RootMe CTF

this is writup for RootMe CTF from tryhackme

  1. we start by scanning the target ip addrr by nmap

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we can see that we have 2 open port 80-http and 20-ssh

  1. next we have to find What version of Apache is running?
    we can access the server interface throw the web and write a wrong and a random directory like http://10.10.253.225/anything
    Image description
    and we can see the version of the Apache

  2. we saw befor in the Q-1 withe nmap scanning is running ssh on port 22

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