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Lo-Fi: TryHackMe Writeup.

Rsprasangi
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3 min readFeb 21, 2025
Lo-Fi THM

Tackling the Lo-Fi TryHackMe room turned out to be a fascinating adventure! With a mix of curiosity and determination, I jumped right into it, and what followed was an enjoyable learning experience plus a little bit of brute forcing the directory! Follow the steps below to reach to the flag!!!!

Step 1: The Foundation — Scouting the Terrain:

As always the very first step to any challenge is the very well known reconnaissance phase using Nmap. As seen in the below image we get two open ports: 22 for ssh and 80 for http.

Step 2: Peeling Back the Layers:

Opening the web application in my browser, I began analyzing its structure. The source code hinted at a potential Local File Inclusion (LFI) vulnerability, and I decided to test it out.

How to Perform an LFI Attack

1. Inputs: Look for parameters in the URL or form fields that load files, such as ?page= or ?file=.
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Rsprasangi
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Written by Rsprasangi

With 12 years in IT, I share cutting edge insights on tech, coding and innovation at DevPulse, driving the future of Software Engineering one article at a time.

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