CIS2026-N Ethical Hacking Report, TU, Singapore: Demonstration of understanding of the scenario and discussion of the pre-engagement interactions

Task
You should write a report (approximately 4500 words, submitted in PDF format) detailing your plan, with a justification for tools and techniques used, the results, and a complete chronological audit trail of hacking actions taken in line with expected professional and ethical standards.

For the practical part, you must carry out a pen testing limited to a given virtual machine (information about the location of the virtual machine is available on Blackboard, under “Assessment”).
For the rest of the work, use the information provided in the scenario, and make the appropriate and reasonable assumptions if necessary (provide a rationale for it). The report will have to cover all the stages of the ethical hacking methodology. The report should include at least the following elements (xx% indicates the weight in the mark allocation):

1. Demonstration of understanding of the scenario and discussion of the pre-engagement interactions. (10%)
2. Identification of relevant tools for each stage of the ethical hacking. (10%)
3. Appropriate information gathering and threat modeling (10%)
4. Identification of security vulnerabilities (10%)
5. Exploitation of the vulnerabilities (10%)
6. Post exploitation activities (10%)
7. Reporting of the findings and potential suggestions for countermeasures (10%)
8. Critical reflection of self-performance and the development of skills for employment as a computer security professional. (10%)

The remaining 20% of the final grade is allocated based on the overall quality of the report: formatting, completeness, readability, and appropriate referencing.

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