I recently had a friend lose access to his Night Owl WNVR201 device. He said he lost his password, and I said I'd see what I could do. Through a long day of reverse engineering it, I found out how to reset the password on the device.
In my previous article about Hack The Box, we made an account on the site. In this article, we're going to be tackling the Bitlab box, which you can find the page for here
Because I always love to push the envelope, and love learning how different services work in the background, I find myself running into undocumented APIs fairly regularly. Through writing many random bots, I've come up with a pretty nice workflow for handling, and documenting these APIs.
This article is going to cover how I typically go about the endeavor of documenting unknown APIs.
In my last post, I walked us through connecting to OverTheWire's Bandit server, and completing level 0 and level 1. Following along with the previous article is a prerequisite to following this article, as you'll need to get the password from the file in level 1 first.
You can view my last post about this by following this link.
OverTheWire is a website with two games. One is "Wargames", which is a level based game, the other game is "Warzone", which is more of a free-for-all hacking game.
In this series of articles, I'm going to give a walkthrough of how to complete the "Bandit" series of levels on their website.
