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October-2023 Updates - New Exclusive & Training Machines
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Updated over 5 months ago

We’ve introduced three new exclusive and five training machines to Dedicated Labs and one exclusive challenge.


NEW EXCLUSIVE MACHINES

Looney

Difficulty

Very Easy - Penetration Tester Level 1

Areas of Interest

Systems & Privilege Escalation

Technologies

Ubuntu, Gnu C library

Languages

Python, C

Skills

CVE Exploitation

CVSS Score

7.8 (High)

Influence

Difficulty

Very Easy - Penetration Tester Level 2

Areas of Interest

Web Applications, Authentication & Authorization

Technologies

Atlassian Confluence

Languages

Python

Skills

CVE Exploitation

CVSS Score

10 (Critical)

Cued

Difficulty

Easy - Penetration Testing Level 1

Areas of Interest

Systems & Networking

Technologies

Libcue, GNOME Desktop, LinkStack

Languages

Bash

Skills

CVE Exploitation

CVSS Score

8.8 (High)


EXCLUSIVE CHALLENGES

Nooto (Artificial Intelligence):

Difficulty

Medium - Penetration Testing Level 2

Areas of Interest

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Technologies

OpenAI, Jupyter Notebook

Languages

Python

Skills

Prompt Injection


NEW TRAINING MACHINES

The retired community machines from 20th September to 20th October are detailed below.

  • Snoopy

    • A Hard Difficulty Linux machine that involves the exploitation of an LFI vulnerability to extract the configuration secret of Bind9.

  • Format

    • A medium-difficulty Linux machine that highlights security problems caused by how a solution is structured.

  • PC

    • An Easy Difficulty Linux machine that features a gRPC endpoint that is vulnerable to SQL Injection.

  • Intentions

    • A hard Linux machine that starts off with an image gallery website, which is prone to a second-order SQL injection leading to the discovery of BCrypt hashes.

  • Aero

    • A medium-difficulty Windows machine featuring two recent CVEs: CVE-2023-38146, affecting Windows 11 themes, and CVE-2023-28252, targeting the Common Log File System (CLFS).


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