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[Janne Evers]

Howfamiliar are you with using SSH? If you hesitated to answer, don't fear as after reading this article you will understand how to perform a secure remote connection using SSH and work in the server environment. I'm by no means a security expert, but these challenges can be quite fun while providing some solid file system practice. Grab your favorite cup of coffee or tea and get ready to conquer some OverTheWire Bandit games!

The SSH Protocol (referred to as Secure Shell) is a method for remote secure login from one computer to another. It provides several options for strong remote authentication while also protecting the communications security and health via strong encryption.

Every level offered by OverTheWire can help you to learn and practice security concepts in the form of fun-filled games using the shell. The game server has its own SSH Port to use when connecting to specific OverTheWire games. This article will focus on the first five Bandit levels which run on port 2220.

Open up a shell (Terminal for MacOS, CMD in Windows) program and write the following command for connecting to bandit level zero on port 2220. More information about connecting can be found on the Level Zero OverTheWire webpage.

After running the above command, your shell will prompt you to enter a password. The password for Bandit level 0 is bandit0. Once the correct passcode has been entered, you will have access to the root directories for the corresponding Bandit level. This process of authentication will be performed for every new instance you SSH into a Bandit level.

The goal of level zero is for you to log into the game using SSH and become familiarized with the bandit shell. The host to which you need to connect is bandit.labs.overthewire.org on port 2220. We are told that the username and password are both bandit0. Once logged in, go to the Level One page to find out how to beat this first Bandit level (or keep reading).

Once the correct credentials have been provided, you're sucessfully connected to Bandit level zero and will see a shell similar to below. You will have access to the root directory contents for the corresponding level.

When solving most of the Bandit games, I found myself repeatedly using a few shell commands. Since we're starting at the root directory for every new level, it's wise to list the directories contents with ls every time you connect to a new OverTheWire game server.

The password needed to access Bandit level 1 via SSH is stored in a file called readme located in the root directory. Use the password you've uncoverered in the previous level to log into Bandit Level One. Whenever you find a new password. Copy it to your clipboard before using SSH (on port 2220) with the corresponding level username bandit1 to log into the next level and continue bandit wargames.

For these first few levels, passwords are usually hidden in files that contain ASCII characters or are considered to be human-readable files. To find the first password for bandit level zero we will use the shell command find.

To break down the above output: The shell told us that each of the files contained ASCII text and were executable. This intermediate step using find is not necessarily needed here as the password could be found via 'trial-and-error' by opening each file in the current directory. But, I thought it was good practice to show moving forward into the next levels.

And Voil! Copy the password you found to your clipboard or a place you wont forget. You will need to use it to SSH into the next bandit level. Use the exit command to disconnect from a bandit level after you're ready to move on.

The first order of business will be connecting to Bandit level one using bandit1 as the username on port 2220. This levels password will be the characters you copied to clipboard after performing cat ./readme to open the file.

Now that your connected to the bandit server lets find the password stored in a file called -. Like always, lets list all of the root directories contents with ls -la. Refer to ls options for a refresher on why to use the -la options.

Grep is an acronym that stands for Global Regular Expression Print. It's usage as a command line tool is to search for a pattern or string of text in a given file. The syntax of using grep calls for the pattern or string your searching for and the filename you'd like to search in.

Before you can start searching for the above file, you must first connect to Bandit level two on port 2220 with the username bandit2 and password copied to clipboard from last level. The connection process in terminal should be:

After you've connected, whats the first thing you thought to do? If you were thinking what I was, then you might have beat me to it by using an ls -la command in the shell to perform a long listing format of all the current directories content.

The file spaces in this filename indeed exists, so lets open it up and see the file contents using the cat command. If a filename contains spaces in between characters, try wrapping filename in double quotes so then the cat command ignores spaces inside filenames.

OverTheWire tells us that the password to access the next level is stored in a hidden file within the inhere directory. Now that the process of using SSH to connect to new OverTheWire Bandit Servers has been repeated a few times, I will just show my terminal command to SSH into Bandit level three on port 2220 with username bandit3 and the password found in the previous level.

There it is, a file called .hidden with user or groups related to bandit3 and bandit4. In order to make sure the file contains ASCII characters, try using a find command to uncover any executable file types that contain ASCII text.

The password for the next level is stored in the only human-readable file inside the inhere directory. If your shell is cluttered up with all the previous levels content, try using the reset or clear command.

Since OTW tells you the password is stored in the only human-readable file within the inhere directory. Lets change directory to inhere and then perform a long listing operation of all the current directories contents.

For length purposes, I truncated off the listing content from the above output after -file00. There are many files in this directory so why not simply use the find command to help match any files containing ASCII characters.

Thank you for reading this far! I hope your experience with using the shell has improved by completing bandit levels 1-5 via OverTheWire. If you noticed all of the passwords for each level are not provided, you saw right! I will not provide any of the complete passwords as you are capable of following this tutorial and finding them for yourself! Until next time.

I am trying to listen to my hard drive (for research purposes) and I can't. I literally can't find anyone who has the same error as I do. This is the error I get

aplay: main:867: audio open error: Host is down

I think this means an audio server is not running for root, but I don't know how to do that.

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The OnePlus 6T is easily one of 2018's best value phones for many reasons, especially when it comes to rooting and modding. But like many new phones, it's plagued with the single bottom-firing speaker that left us wanting more in the sound department. The speaker is decent on its own, but it appears to have some hidden potential at the same time.

Before you can begin enhancing the audio on your OnePlus 6T, you will need to download the core module to make this whole thing work. There is one main file you want to download, which is the core module itself.

Once you have downloaded the file from above, make sure it is located in the "Download" folder on your phone. If you're using a computer, go ahead and mount your phone then transfer the file over to your internal storage.

Next, you must open the Magisk Manager app so you can begin flashing the file onto your device. From the main screen on Magisk Manager, tap the menu icon on the left, go to "Modules," then tap the plus sign button at the bottom. From there, navigate to the "Download" folder (or the location you stored the module file), followed by tapping the main installer file. It will begin installing the module, and once it finishes, tap the "Reboot" option to proceed.

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