I’m getting a failed connection (Error NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_REFUSED)
Any one that can point me in the right direction. This is in attempt to get the flag.txt contents after running
smbclient -U bob \\10.129.42.253\users
If you still have this problem, downloading a new TCP VPN file and resetting the target helped me.
I spent a good hour figuring it out…
Hi all, a quick recap before my question.
I’ve successfully completed this module, however i struggled to gain the password when logging into Bob…
Even thou it was an easy password, i sat for 30mins attempting to try all easy passwords i knew, 1234, admin, root, etc.
After being unsuccesfull i done a quick search and got it.
Question
If i had to gain access to this machine, is there a way i could automate this process of obtaining the password?
Im attempting to do the entire pen test path without any tips, so for furture refence, is there a way i can automate this ? If so will it be covered in more depth in further modules ?
Last question, more of a dummy question, how did we obtain the username bob ? I ran the following commands, smbclient -N -L \\ IP || and smbclient \\ IP \users
however im abit confused on how we obtained the username, or was it just GIVEN ?
Hi there,
I were in your shoes until 3 min ago, I do not entierly agree on the simple password, it is the 40399th most used password according to the rockyou list… I couldn’t guess it so I tried hydra to brute force but had issues with support for SMBv1 so I tried Metasploit instead.
Package: auxiliary/scanner/smb/smb_login
PASS_FILE: /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt
RHOSTS:
and other settings
Took about 20 min to brute force but I am quite satisfied with the solution.
Resources I used:
I can’t figure it out either. I get to the file after entering bob and welcome1! but I can’t figure out how to open the file to view the contents for the anser
How can i get the password of bob? i have no idea!
Hey, I also have this question.So, what’s your solution?
The flag.txt is already in been downloaded after yoy enter the “get flag.txt” command!