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Snapped Phishing Line
TryHackMe11 answered prompts
Snapped Phishing Line TryHackMe walkthrough with 11 answered prompts and lab methodology notes.
Prompts and answers
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William McClean
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What email address was used by the adversary to send the phishing emails?
Accounts.Payable@groupmarketingonline.icu
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Use CyberChef to defang the URL
hxxp[://]kennaroads[.]buzz/data/Update365/office365/40e7baa2f826a57fcf04e5202526f8bd/?email=zoe[.]duncan@swiftspend[.]finance&error
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hxxp[://]kennaroads[.]buzz/data/Update365[.]zip
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What is the SHA256 hash of the phishing kit archive?
ba3c15267393419eb08c7b2652b8b6b39b406ef300ae8a18fee4d16b19ac9686
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Use an Open Source tool similar to https://threatbook.io and https://urlscan.io which you can use to gather more information about the domain.
2020-04-08 21:55:50 UTC
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When was the phishing domain that was used to host the phishing kit archive first registered? (format: YYYY-MM-DD)
2020-06-25
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What was the email address of the user who submitted their password twice?
michael.ascot@swiftspend.finance
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Examine the phishing kit.
m3npat@yandex.com
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The adversary used other email addresses in the obtained phishing kit. What is the email address that ends in "@gmail.com"?
jamestanner2299@gmail.com
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The flag contains a ".txt" extension and, with some adjustments, should be downloadable from the phishing URL.
THM{pL4y_w1Th_tH3_URL}