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      <title>TryHackMe - Blue Room</title>
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      <description>Before we begin, you can access this room by creating an account with tryhackme.com and browsing this link to join it, or by simply searching for &amp;ldquo;Blue&amp;rdquo; under the Hacktivities tab.
Scanning &amp;amp; Enumeration Running nmap nmap -sV -sC -oA nmap/top1000 10.10.196.230 -vv  There are quite a few interesting ports open on this box, amongst which
 389 - RDP 445/139 - SMB 35 - RPC  As part of the nmap scan, we now know:</description>
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