BLACK-FLAG 2018 CTF(Hacka-thon) by Sawan Bhan

Description: A realistic Boot2Root. Gain access to the system and read the /root/flag.txt

Note: Only works in VMware

Network: NAT/DHCP

Questions: @bhansawan

File: OVF

Difficulty to get entry: easy/intermediate

Difficulty to get root: intermediate/hard

The SCIIT's Server has just been attacked, the IT staff have taken down their windows server and are now setting up a Linux server running Debian. Could there a few weak points in the new unfinished server?

Hints: Remember to look for hidden info/files**

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