System Information — Linux Fundamentals Module — HTB Walkthrough
TIER 0 MODULE: LINUX FUNDAMENTALS
SECTION: System Information
Please open your pwnbox or connect to the vpn, and connect with ssh in order to complete the tasks.
ssh htb-student@<target-ip>
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1. Find out the machine hardware name and submit it as the answer.
Open terminal and use the uname
command.
uname -m
💡 See the
man
page of the commanduname
.
Answer: x86_64
2. What is the path to htb-student’s home directory?
Check the contents of /home
directory, and see if there is any ‘htb-student’.
ls /home
If yes, then copy the file path of that directory and submit as the answer.
Answer: /home/htb-student
3. What is the path to the htb-student’s mail?
In the target machine, the path to the mail is stored in $MAIL
variable.
echo $MAIL
Answer: /var/mail/htb-student
4. Which shell is specified for the htb-student user?
By default the name of shell is stored in the $SHELL
variable.
echo $SHELL
Answer: /bin/bash
5. Which kernel version is installed on the system? (Format: 1.22.3)
Again, use the uname
utility.
uname -r
Answer: 4.15.0
6. What is the name of the network interface that MTU is set to 1500?
The command ifconfig
shows the network configuration on the system.
ifconfig
And search mtu 1500
., submit the name of the interface (interface would be written as <interface-name>: <details>) as the answer.
Answer: ens192
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