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TryHackMe13 answered prompts

Windows Network Analysis TryHackMe walkthrough with 13 answered prompts.

Prompts and answers

  • What is the full name of the Windows feature that tracks the last 30 to 60 days of system statistics?
    System Resource Usage Monitor
  • What is the full path to the directory that Windows will output Firewall logs to?
    C:\Windows\System32\LogFiles\Firewall
  • What cmdlet can be used to display active TCP connections?
    Get-NetTCPConnection
  • What cmdlet can be used to display the DNS cache on the host?
    Get-DnsClientCache
  • What command can be used to list all active RDP sessions on the host?
    qwinsta
  • What netstat flag can we use to display the executable responsible for a connection?
    -b
  • If we wanted to display all TCP connections and the associated process ID using netstat, what flag would we use?
    -o
  • What special character can we use to save the output of netstat to a text file?
    >
  • A popular port for reverse shells is currently active. What is the port number?
    4444
  • What is the name of the process that is connecting to the C2 server?
    pythonw.exe
  • What is the domain that has been added to the workstation's host file?
    attackerc2.thm
  • Analyse the SRUM database. There is another process that has sent a large amount of bytes, indicating data exfil. What is the full path to the process (as listed in SRUM)?
    \device\harddiskvolume3\program files\updater\exfil.exe
  • Finally, analyse the SMB shares present on the analyst machine. What is the name of the share that stands out?
    confidential