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TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF Walkthroughs Full YouTube Video Guides for Every Room

Industrial Intrusion CTF, Join an action-packed Capture The Flag event where you'll team up to solve thrilling puzzles, uncover secrets, and dive into an exciting storyline!

TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF Walkthroughs Full YouTube Video Guides for Every Room

TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF: Complete YouTube Walkthroughs for Every Room

Hack the TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF with My YouTube Walkthroughs

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The Virelia Water Control Facility is back online after a devastating malware attack, but something’s not right. Flickering sensors, erratic valve pressures, and untraceable alerts hint at a hidden threat: a covert second-stage implant left by a cunning attacker. As a red team specialist for Black Echo, your mission in the TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF is to infiltrate the compromised industrial control systems (ICS), outsmart a reactive adversary, and stop a catastrophic kill-switch. This action-packed Capture The Flag event is a thrilling blend of puzzles, hacking, and real-world ICS scenarios.I’m creating detailed YouTube video walkthroughs for every room in this CTF, and my playlist is your go-to resource for conquering these challenges. Whether you’re stuck on badge authentication bypasses, Node-RED exploitation, or AES-CBC decryption, my videos break down each step clearly. In this article, I’ll list all available walkthroughs from my YouTube playlist watch here,

with more videos being added as I complete them. Subscribe to stay updated and let’s hack the Virelia facility together!

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Why My YouTube Walkthroughs Stand Out

The TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF is a unique challenge that blends industrial control system (ICS) hacking with classic CTF puzzles. With so many creators covering this CTF, why watch my videos? Here’s what sets them apart:

Clear and Concise: My walkthroughs break down complex tasks like port scanning or exploiting Node-RED dashboards into simple, actionable steps.

Beginner to Pro: Whether you’re new to TryHackMe or a seasoned hacker, my videos cater to all skill levels with practical tips.

Updated Regularly: I’m actively adding new videos to Industrial Intrusion CTF playlist as I complete each room, so you’ll always have the latest guides.

Subscribe to my YouTube channel to follow along and join a community of cybersecurity enthusiasts tackling TryHackMe challenges together!

TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF Room Walkthroughs

Below is the list of TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF rooms with links to my YouTube video walkthroughs. I’m actively creating videos for each room, and new walkthroughs are added to my YouTube playlist as they’re completed. If a video isn’t available yet, check the playlist for updates or subscribe to get notified!

Task 3: Breach Warmup Challenge

Overview: This engagement aims to find a way to open the gate by bypassing the badge authentication system. The control infrastructure may hold a weakness: Dig in, explore, and see if you have what it takes to exploit it. Be sure to check all the open ports, you never know which one might be your way in!

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 3 Walkthrough

Key Skills: Enumeration

Task 5: OSINT 1

Overview: Hexline, we need your help investigating the phishing attack from 3 months ago. We believe the threat actor managed to hijack our domain virelia-water.it.com and used it to host some of their infrastructure at the time. Use your OSINT skills to find information about the infrastructure they used during their campaign.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 5 Walkthrough

Key Skills: OSINT

Task 6: OSINT 2

Overview: Great work on uncovering that suspicious subdomain, Hexline. However, your work here isn’t done yet, we believe there is more.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 6 Walkthrough

Key Skills: OSINT

Task 7: OSINT 3

Overview: After the initial breach, a single OT-Alert appeared in Virelia’s monthly digest—an otherwise unremarkable maintenance notice, mysteriously signed with PGP. Corporate auditors quietly removed the report days later, fearing it might be malicious. Your mission is to uncover more information about this mysterious signed PGP maintenance message.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 7 Walkthrough

Key Skills: OSINT

Task 10: Brr v1

Overview: A forgotten HMI node deep in Virelia’s wastewater control loop still runs an outdated instance, forked from an old Mango M2M stack.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 10 Walkthrough

Key Skills: Enumeration, RCE

Task 11: Persistence

Overview: After the notorious malware strike on the Virelia Water Control Facility, phantom alerts and erratic sensor readings plague a system that was supposed to be fully remediated.

As a Black Echo red-team specialist, you must penetrate the compromised portal, unravel its hidden persistence mechanism, and neutralise the backdoor before it can be reactivated.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 11 Walkthrough

Key Skills: Enumeration, LFI, YAML

Task 13: Orcam

Overview: You get an email with attachment, Microsoft docm file. with Macro enable. you need to analyses the VBA code inside the macro to get the flag.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 13 Walkthrough

Task 14: Backdoored Bus

Overview: You get access to container image, and your task to find the backdoor.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 14 Walkthrough

Task 19: No Salt, No Shame

Overview: To “secure” the maintenance logs, Virelia’s gateway vendor encrypted every critical entry with AES-CBC—using the plant’s code name as the passphrase and a fixed, all-zero IV. Of course, without any salt or integrity checks, it’s only obscurity, not true security. Somewhere in those encrypted records lies the actual shutdown command.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 19 Walkthrough

Key Skills: AES-CBC, Encryption, Decryption

Task 20: Echoed Streams

Overview: Three months after the Virelia Water Control Facility was breached, OT traffic is finally back online—supposedly “fully remediated.” During a routine audit, Black Echo’s red team intercepted two back‐to‐back telemetry packets between a pump controller and the SCADA server. Curiously, both packets were encrypted under AES‐GCM using the same 16-byte nonce (number used once). The first packet is just regular facility telemetry; the second contains a hidden sabotage command with the kill-switch flag. Your job is to recover that flag and stop the attack. how to exploit one of the most dangerous cryptographic vulnerabilities - nonce reuse in AES-GCM encryption

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 20 Walkthrough

Key Skills: AES-GCM, Encryption, Decryption

Task 21: CRC Me If You Can

Overview: Three months after the Virelia Water Control Facility was “remediated,” flickering sensors and phantom alerts persist. A covert second-stage implant still lurks, waiting for its kill switch. As a hired red-team specialist for Black Echo, your mission is to forge a legitimate control frame that disables the implant before the real attacker flips it on.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 21 Walkthrough

Key Skills: Python, Decoding, Packets

Task 24: Auth

Overview: ZeroTrace intercepts a stripped-down authentication module running on a remote industrial gateway. Assembly scrolls across glowing monitors as she unpacks the logic behind the plant’s digital checkpoint

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 24 Walkthrough

Key Skills: Decompiler, Ghidra, Binary

Task 25: Access Granted

Overview: ZeroTrace intercepts a suspicious HMI login module on the plant floor. Reverse the binary logic to reveal the access key and slip past digital defences.

YouTube Walkthrough: Watch Task 25 Walkthrough

Key Skills: Ghidra, GDB, Binary

Top Tips for Mastering the Industrial Intrusion CTF

Want to ace this CTF? Here are some strategies I cover in my YouTube walkthroughs:

Enumerate Everything: Use tools like Nmap / Rustscan / Gobuster etc.

Think Like an Attacker: ICS systems often have exposed dashboards or weak authentication—look for misconfigurations.

Stay Organized: Document your findings, including open ports and failed attempts, to avoid missing key clues.

Practice Ethically: Use TryHackMe’s provided machines or a VPN to ensure safe, legal hacking.

Conquer the TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF Today!

The TryHackMe Industrial Intrusion CTF is a thrilling dive into ICS hacking, and my YouTube walkthroughs are here to guide you through every room. From uncovering hidden flags to exploiting Node-RED dashboards, my playlist has you covered with clear, step-by-step videos. I’m adding new walkthroughs regularly, so subscribe to stay updated and join a growing community of CTF enthusiasts!Ready to hack the Virelia Water Facility? Start with my playlist , and if you get stuck, drop a comment on Medium or YouTube—I’d love to help. Share this article with your CTF teammates to spread the word. Let’s outsmart the adversary together!Happy hacking!

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