Templates

🛠️ Troubleshooting Tips

  • Make sure the spacing is correct within main.cf file.

👉 Alternative Methods

  • Make sure the spacing is correct within main.cf file.

👉 Refer to the “Project Overview” guide for more information on IP address information.

👉 Refer to the “Project Overview” guide for more information on default usernames and passwords.

👉 Refer to the “Project Overview” guide for more information on default VM settings and names.

👉 Refer to the "Project Overview" guide for Virtual Machine file downloads.

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Exit Nano with CTRL + X, then Y key, Enter Key.

Arrow: ➔

Note

In previous iterations of Enterprise 101, we used a dedicated Ubuntu Linux 22.04 server with an email service called Postfix installed. Postfix is a great, versatile tool. It introduced a few issues while our initial set of students were going through the exercises. We decided to rip and replace Postfix with Mailhog, which provides a UI and simulates an "email inbox".

Cursor Documentation Prompt

Guidelines:

Search through other markdown docs to serve as a reference for how to structure the content. Do not provide numerical orders. When making callouts, use the 👉 emoji. When using arrows, always use ➔.

What: Create a step-by-step guide overviewing an insecure API gateway. Construct a basic vulnerable scenario for a vulnerable API gateway. Where: Create a new CloudFormation template that will provision a new API Gateway called delete-me-api-gateway. Store this clouformation template in /exercise-files/cloud-attacks-101/attack_cf_templates.

Follow the misconfig_s3_bucket.md and metadata_ssrf_ec2.md guide for structure and templating.