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Proving Grounds Linux Lab Hub ( Road to OSCP )

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The article details a penetration testing exercise on Offsec’s Proving Grounds Linux Lab Hub, focusing on reconnaissance, scanning, and exploiting a known vulnerability in FuguHub CMS to gain root access. Key takeaway for content creators is the importance of thorough enumeration and understanding vulnerabilities to successfully complete security challenges.

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