Active Reconnaissance Solution

Active Reconnaissance room will give you basic understanding on how to deal with your target and interact with it using basic tools.

the room is really easy so only answers will be provided, it’s also part of Jr Penetration Tester.

Browse to the following website and ensure that you have opened your Developer Tools on AttackBox Firefox, or the browser on your computer. Using the Developer Tools, figure out the total number of questions.

you can get the answer by checking ‘script.js’ file that exists in the page source code.

8

Which option would you use to set the size of the data carried by the ICMP echo request?

-s

What is the size of the ICMP header in bytes?

8

Does MS Windows Firewall block ping by default? (Y/N)

Y

Deploy the VM for this task and using the AttackBox terminal, issue the command ping -c 10 IP How many ping replies did you get back?

10

In Traceroute A, what is the IP address of the last router/hop before reaching tryhackme.com?

172.67.69.208 

In Traceroute B, what is the IP address of the last router/hop before reaching tryhackme.com?

104.26.11.229

In Traceroute B, how many routers are between the two systems?

26

Start the attached VM from Task 3 if it is not already started. On the AttackBox, open the terminal and use the telnet client to connect to the VM on port 80. What is the name of the running server?

Apache

What is the version of the running server (on port 80 of the VM)?

2.4.10

Start the VM and open the AttackBox. Once the AttackBox loads, use Netcat to connect to the VM port 21. What is the version of the running server?

0.17

and that is all for this room.