Reviewing TryHackMe's PT1 Certification
An honest review of TryHackMe's PT1 entry-level pentest certification: web exploitation, network pentesting, AD attacks, and how it reads as OSCP prep.
retired boxes, exploit notes, tooling we wrote because nothing else did the job.
An honest review of TryHackMe's PT1 entry-level pentest certification: web exploitation, network pentesting, AD attacks, and how it reads as OSCP prep.
Hard Windows AD box. Timeroasting cracks a machine account, pulling IT out of Protected Objects frees Kerberos, and a 7-Zip COM hijack ends in RBCD.
Windows AD room. Staff names become usernames, j.rock turns out to be AS-REP roastable, and a binPath rewrite on the cfn-hup service returns SYSTEM.
Windows AD room. Guest SMB and LDAP description fields leak CHANGEME2023!, and an ESC1 template lets certipy mint a certificate for the Administrator.
Hard Windows AD box. Crackable PFX files on an NFS export give d.baker, ForceChangePassword and ADCS ESC9 chain to h.brown across the domain.