My name is Jefferson Soczek, a cybersecurity specialist with over 25 years of experience in IT, including 9 years focused exclusively on cybersecurity. I have worked extensively with financial institutions, helping them strengthen defenses against evolving threats. My expertise spans Web, API, and Mobile penetration testing, Code Security Review, Threat Modeling, and Security Test Planning. I am committed to staying ahead of emerging security trends, ensuring that the organizations I support remain resilient in a constantly changing digital landscape.
I think this machine should be classified as easy instead of medium, but ok. As the name suggest, we’re dealing with git stuff here.
Boss wanted me to create a prototype, so here it is! We even used something called “version control” that made deploying this really easy! (TryHackMe | Git Happens)
Remote access comes in different flavors. Another Try Hack Me free room, this one is classified with medium difficult.
First thing I try is to see if there’s some web response. No answer after trying to reach through port 80. Okay, I would run nmap anyway.
w1zard.com is running serverless! Yes! About eight months now actually. And it feels a bit Y2K blogging using text / code editors. But “why?” you may be asking yourself. Well, I have a few reasons here:
