# HTB Certified Bug Bounty Hunter

Identify the WordPress version number.

Identify the WordPress theme in use.

Submit the contents of the flag file in the directory with directory listing enabled.

Identify the only non-admin WordPress user. (Format: \<first-name> \<last-name>)

Use a vulnerable plugin to download a file containing a flag value via an unauthenticated file download.

What is the version number of the plugin vulnerable to an LFI?

Use the LFI to identify a system user whose name starts with the letter "f".

Obtain a shell on the system and submit the contents of the flag in the /home/erika directory.


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