import socket import os
Next, we proceed to enumerate the web server on port 80. We access the website using our browser and notice that it appears to be a simple web application with a search functionality. We also observe that the website uses a .pdf extension for its pages, which could indicate that the PDF converter service on port 8080 might be related to the web application. pdfy htb writeup upd
This writeup was updated to reflect changes made to the PDFY machine on Hack The Box. The machine was re-released with additional challenges and vulnerabilities, which were addressed in this updated writeup. Users are encouraged to revisit the machine and attempt to exploit it using the techniques described in this writeup. import socket import os Next, we proceed to
Using DirBuster, we perform a directory brute-forcing attack on the web server and discover several directories, including /uploads , /download , and /admin . The /uploads directory seems to be used for storing user-uploaded files, while the /download directory appears to be used for downloading converted PDF files. This writeup was updated to reflect changes made