Back in college, one of my assignments was to code a Base64 encoder in ARM assembly. After many hours of study, I got it. First, Let’s take a look at how ARM Assembly works.
In this three part series, I will first go over Base64 Encoding, then in Part 2, talk about ARM Assembly and finally in part 3, code up a Base64 encoder.
As an OSCP student, I frequently searched the web for notes, tips, advice, or anything that would help me learn the necessary skills to pass the exam. This field guide started off as that, a collection of gathered OSCP notes from around the web, but as I learn more, this post serves as a place to document everything.
Mango. Oh man. Getting user access on this box was intense. I personally have weak web exploitation skills when it comes to web attacks, so this box did teach me alot. In terms of realism, this box was definitely real-world related and I can apply everything I learned to any future pentests I will do.