BankInReach Pentest
- 1. Reconnaissance: Gathering public intelligence and mapping digital assets.
- 2. Scanning: Probing open network ports and discovering service vulnerabilities.
- 3. Gaining Access: Exploiting software flaws to penetrate internal servers.
- 4. Maintaining Access: Establishing persistent backdoors for ongoing control.
- 5. Covering Tracks & Reporting: Preserving forensic logs and documenting fixes.
Before We Begin — What Do You Know?
Search public registries, job boards, and OSINT databases without touching target servers.
Upload Backdoor for Persistent System Access
Click the pulsing '+' icon in the top-right profile avatar to access the file upload vulnerability on this server.
Classify each log entry. What would a malicious attacker do vs. an ethical pentester?
Rule: Ethical pentesters keep logs for auditing!
Put the 5 Pentest Phases in the Correct Order
Your Pentest Journey — Results
Comprehensive Performance & Knowledge Improvement Report
You found the admin portal:
admin.bankinreach.com
You discovered
Apache 2.4.49 running on port 443 with critical vulnerability CVE-2021-41773
You exploited CVE-2021-41773 and logged in as administrator
rajan.iyer
You planted a backdoor account as
GodInReach via script upload
You preserved all forensic logs and submitted remediation recommendations
Pentest Simulation Clearance Certificate
Awarded to the Hacker
For successful completion of the BankInReach Security Audit
Certified Ethical Penetration Tester — Trainee Level