In this video, we break down how to create a penetration test report for the Editorial machine from Hack The Box. Whether you're documenting findings for clients or preparing for a certification exam, clear and concise reporting is a crucial skill for any ethical hacker.
🔍 What You’ll Learn:
- Structuring your report to include key sections like CWE, CVSS, Impact, and Recommendations.
- Documenting vulnerabilities such as API misconfigurations and privilege escalation paths.
- Crafting actionable recommendations to mitigate security risks.
- Presenting technical findings in a format that’s easy for stakeholders to understand.
- Tips for delivering a report that’s both technical and user-friendly.
💡 This video is perfect for beginner pentesters, ethical hackers, and anyone looking to enhance their reporting skills or improve their note taking skills. Learn how to turn your Editorial notes into a polished penetration test report document!
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TIMESTAMP:
00:00 Introduction
00:40 Sysreptor basic guide
15:00 Editorial first draft in Sysreptor
17:30 First finding - SSH & Nginx service misconfig
23:00 Second finding - SSRF & SDE via File Upload
46:00 Third finding - Lateral Movement via Exposed Git Repo & Hardcoded Creds
54:01 Fourth finding - Privilege Escalation via GitPython RCE
1:04:42 Published PDF Review & Summary of Findings
1:06:45 Outro
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DISCLAIMER: This video is intended for educational purposes only. All activities demonstrated in this video were conducted on legally authorized systems such as HackTheBox & TryHackMe. Unauthorized hacking, including attempts to gain unauthorized access to computers, servers, or other digital assets, is illegal and unethical. Always obtain proper permission before conducting any form of penetration testing or security research. The techniques shown here should only be used in ethical hacking environments, and I am not responsible for any misuse of the information provided.