Hackathon in 2018 Fall

Friday Evening, Oct 12, 2018

Participants:
CTFs include
- Network Operations, Network Forensics
- Reverse Engineering
- Web Exploitation
- Windows Exploitation and Linux Exploitation
- Implant Development
- Defensive Hunting
- Malware Repurposing
To Do:
- Pre:
  - Black team member will be at Mercy to assist with the Friday challenge as well as any issues that may arise during the competition Saturday.
  - They will give an introduction and seeking logistics info (parking, meeting location, etc).
  - set up the competition platform and to complete the first challenge, bringing a Linux router VM online.
  - Most competition VMs will reside behind that Linux router. Successfully configuring it is key to a good competition beginning Saturday morning. Saturday's competition will then run from 9am to 4pm.
  - Competition platform only requires a web browser (Chrome preferred).
  - Each student will be issued a Kali Linux VM to work from and each team will be issued a small collection of VMs to defend from the Red Team.
- Some of the tips for Windows Powershell expressions to find TCFs:
  - List of all the files in the disk modified within the last 7 days.
```
PS C:\Windows\system32> Get-ChildItem -Recurse C:\ | ? {$_.lastwritetime -gt (Get-Date).Ad}

			 
```
  - view TCP connection properties such as local or remote IP address, local or remote port, and connection state
```
PS C:\Users\jyoon> Get-NetTCPConnection –State Established


			 
```
- Some of the tips for Linux commands to find TCFs:
  - List of all the files modified in the file system within the last 10 minutes if they contain the search pattern 'slice'.
```
find / -mmin 10 -exec grep 'slice' {} \;

			 
```
  - List of all the files that contain 'FFFE' in hex.
```
 sudo find ~ -type f -name '*.py' -exec hexdump {} \; | grep 'FFFE'

			 
```
  - Monitor networks of tcp connections
```
 sudo  watch -d netstat -t

			 
```

Oct 6, 2018

Participants:
To Do:
- Atlanta Cyber Challenge online CTF: go
- Review the Mercy Tutorial posted by Michael
- Join the following Discord Channel: discord.gg, set up by Michael. Please sign up and discuss more and further.
  - VM player such as VirtualBox or VMware
  - Kali Linux VM
- Practice at Hack the Box Pen Testing

Sept 29, 2018

Participants: Joseph Bonfiglio; Stephen Adesiyan; William Wafford; Michael DeBiase; Anjaly Jose; JOSHUA HEMMINGS; Gerald Velasquez; Anthony J Ramos; Luis Vivar; Arsh Tavi; Gustavo Garcia
To Do:
- Review Tutorials on Linux
- Grouping
- Questions/Answers
Mercy Tutorial
- The following is prepared by Michael DeBiase:

Enrolled

Participants: Joseph Bonfiglio; Stephen Adesiyan; William Wafford; Michael DeBiase; Anjaly Jose; JOSHUA HEMMINGS; Gerald Velasquez; Anthony J Ramos; Thierno M Sow; Zhixiong Chen; Luis Vivar; Armani Willis; Arsh Tavi; Gustavo Garcia