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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Writeup – Simple Secret 2 (Break In CTF), grgsm_livemon Headless Mode
During the last week, I participated in the Break In CTF. Unfortunately, I completely neglected to take notes or save binaries, therefore, I can only provide a single writeup, based on the only binary I saved. Simple Secret 2 This challenge … Continue reading →
Writeup – bender_safe (Insomni’hack 2017 Teaser)
This weekend, I participated in the Insomni’hack 2017 Teaser. During this CTF, I got schooled pretty hardcore, but I was able to solve one challenge in the time allocated. I will write this challenge up below. bender_safe This challenge is … Continue reading →
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Late Writeups – cheer_msg, jmper (seccon)
Recently, I progressed through the “cheermsg” and “jmper” challenges from the SECCON CTF event last year. I was not able to solve these during the time allocated for the event. I will document my solves below. Note that both challenges … Continue reading →
Writeup – SANS Holiday Hack Challenge (Part 4 of 4 – Conclusion)
In this post, we will continue the writeup of the SANS Holiday Hack Challenge, combining our retrieved audio files to reveal the final answers to this challenge. Part 5 Who is the villain behind the nefarious plot. (Dr. Who) Why had … Continue reading →
Writeup – SANS Holiday Hack Challenge (Part 3 of 4 – Servers)
In this post, we will continue the writeup of the SANS Holiday Hack Challenge, specifically, how we identified the target servers and retrieved the Audio files from each. Part 4 For each of those six items, which vulnerabilities did you discover … Continue reading →
