With the 5th H-C0N 2023 cybersecurity congress held in LaNave (Madrid), some friends asked me to collaborate with a challenge for the CTF that was organised from 21 to 25 February. The congress itself deserves it and the people who organise it make an incredible effort to celebrate it, so
Hello all, friends. 20 months from my last post! We could say i’m not too much active on this blog , ha-ha. This weekend had the opportunity to test some ASIS CTF 2020 challenges and join this legendary CTF with dcua team. I remember that it was more or less
Babyrev is reversing challenge on CSAW «Red team competition» where have to pass 99 rounds of input 4-digits code based on some check function. Main graph on IDA: Disassembly of check(): Dump of assembler code for function check: 0x0000000000400893 <+0>: push rbp 0x0000000000400894 <+1>: mov rbp,rsp 0x0000000000400897 <+4>: mov QWORD
Intro As a frequently player on cybergames and ctf’s this year wanted play on prequal of Cybercamp CTF 2018 organized by INCIBE. This allows me to take a snapshot of the maturity and quality of both platforms and challenges, apart from having a good time solving some problems (not always played
Intro As a frequently player on cybergames and ctf’s this year wanted play on prequal of Cybercamp CTF 2018 organized by INCIBE. This allows me to take a snapshot of the maturity and quality of both platforms and challenges, apart from having a good time solving some problems (not always played
Intro As a frequently player on cybergames and ctf’s this year wanted play on prequal of Cybercamp CTF 2018 organized by INCIBE. This allows me to take a snapshot of the maturity and quality of both platforms and challenges, apart from having a good time solving some problems (not always played
Hi folks. This post is about a Efiens challenge, easy-medium RE that my colleague Cothan publish on twitter as a part of a set of them included on Efiens CTF. As described on his tweet, is an easy ctf that try to catch some talent people. I have spare time
A new VM is released by NotSoSecure company called VulnDocker. What a coincidence, you’re auditing docker security trying to learn and understand and a vm appears as challenge flavour. Perfect. On boot we can see the modes (yes, VM has two modes): HARD: This would require you to combine your
I’ve decided to publish http://hackburger.ee writeups https://gist.github.com/tunelko/13766c5eaba923811ff7da9b520870bd
Hi mates, During my spare time i have tried some tasks from DSC17 CTF by S21sec. I will comment here on those in which I found more difficult or fun. FBCTF was present as platform so from here tasks names will be countries associated. Namibia – 450 points SREC Motorola Firmware
Hi mates, During my spare time i have tried some tasks from DSC17 CTF by S21sec. I will comment here on those in which I found more difficult or fun. FBCTF was present as platform so from here tasks names will be countries associated. Ucrania – 450 points Initial analisis Some
Hi mates, During my spare time i have tried some tasks from DSC17 CTF by S21sec. I will comment here on those in which I found more difficult or fun. FBCTF was present as platform so from here tasks names will be countries associated. Finlandia – 400 points I have an Excel
Hi mates, During my spare time i have tried some tasks from DSC17 CTF by S21sec. I will comment here on those in which I found more difficult or fun. FBCTF was present as platform so from here tasks names will be countries associated. Mauritania – 400 points First Run Before
Hi mates, During my spare time i have tried some tasks from DSC17 CTF by S21sec. I will comment here on those in which I found more difficult or fun. FBCTF was present as platform so from here tasks names will be countries associated. Somalia – 800 points They provide
Hi mates, During my spare time i have tried some tasks from DSC17 CTF by S21sec. I will comment here on those in which I found more difficult or fun. FBCTF was present as platform so from here tasks names will be countries associated. Venezuela – 400 points This time we
I have a little time to join on BITSCTF with my team defconUA and want to put some writeup on one of the task i was working. They give us a pcapng named ‘Cat.pcapng’. Ok, challenge name is «Tom and Jerry» and all the things we see inside pcap is
Introducción Recientemente he probado «IHackLabs», una plataforma de aprendizaje, laboratorios y certificaciones para estudiantes y profesionales. Me he reunido con Diana y Carlos, la gente detrás de esta idea, en «Sh3llCON2017 Congreso de Seguridad». Todo el trabajo en torno a los laboratorios están destinados a reproducir los ejercicios del mundo
Time ago i can’t write on this blog. It’s normal when your time is full dedicated to work and study. Now, i have one hour to publish something related guess with ? Yes, ctf challenges :) Since this is only 1 point level and i think is basic for everyone
A long time since last writeup so i have decided comment a simple web level solved on «Hackover CTF». It’s very old vulnerability related with type safe comparation on PHP and serialize function. We have a web login with normal test users (demo, demo2) and a ‘remember login’ function that help us
Here another edition of n00bs infosec CTF. 13 Levels, i will add as soon as i can complete, so stay tuned and keep visiting this post. Remember first edition ?. Level 2 A simple calculator. Need to inject something that breaks the php code and prints something like phpinfo(). After several
WEB 1000 SATCOM Our division of foreign cyber affairs has been hard at work lately. While mapping out some obscure subnets (which we think belong to the intelligence agency that is investigating HEAVENWEB) we’ve come accross a Sattelite Communications Center. One of our employees managed to snag a copy of
This time InfoSec Institute bring us the opportunity to learn a very basic concepts for n00bs on a CTF with 15 Levels. Level 1 Just browse the source and see the comment. <!– infosec_flagis_welcome –> flag: infosec_flagis_welcome Level 2 Seems we have a broken image here. Just to see binary output
First, happy new year to all. This time we are going to see how to solve ynos task from the last weekend, Insomnihack 2015 teaser. Good work to the people behind the scenes :). This web task presents several vulnerabilites that we must exploit to get the flag. A login
This challenge has a a bit more complicated solution proceess and more fun to learn. We have a login page that stay inmmutable to our several injection attacks. The only weird thing is a comment on the source page, vim editor staff. <!– vim: set ts=2 sw=2: –> So this
This year «No cON Name Capture The Flag» quals had more than three challenges to compete for the final, so big thanks to organizers to extend last year limit. At now ( 09:27 am GMT+2 ), @DefCon-UA (dcua team) have finished all challenges and have left +12 hours for competition’s
Dear fellow Hackers!, thanks for signing up for the 2nd SQLiLab CTF. The CTF is now on!. Before you go all out hacking the CTF, here are some rules of the engagement: 1. Strictly no brute-forcing. There is no need to brute-force anything. If we see any excessive brute-forcing attempt,
Hi all!. Last february i have participated on Security BSides Challenges, here: https://www.securitybsides.org.uk/challenge1.html https://www.securitybsides.org.uk/challenge2.html Yesterday @AlecRWaters contacts me to confirm that we get second position on both challenges. So got a ticket to this infosec conference. "Hi , I’m delighted to announce that you’ve won second prize in both Challenge 1 and
This time another great quals CTF organized by guys and girls of PHdays. PHP_JL was another PHP with safe_mode and functions disabled. First we have to notice is the source of html output: <!– Notice: Undefined index: code in /var/www/index.php on line 53 Notice: Undefined index: code in /var/www/index.php on
This weekend we have 46 hours of hard ctf. Organization let tou play a ‘doom-style’ game that could be decompiled and must be pwned to achieve some missions. This task is one of two web challenges, a parody of CTF365 (lol).Going to ctf247.2014.ghostintheshellcode.com. was pretty simple since we notice there was
This document explains how to prevent, in several ways, SQLi attack. We can patch this lines as examples below, if we found vulnerable PHP sentences during attack-defense CTF. Of course, it depends on the way they use PHP and there’s no warranty to secure the code , but it’s an
Here’s my journal to solve all the XSS Challenges writed by yamagata21 on http://xss-quiz.int21h.jp/, This is an starter level to people who want to learn some cross-site scripting and its several ways to inject on differents browsers. XSS Challenges http://xss-quiz.int21h.jp Stage1: http://xss-quiz.int21h.jp Solution: <script>alert(document.domain);</script> Stage2: http://xss-quiz.int21h.jp/stage2.php?sid=e93e71eed43c3ab5668af6a5aa603cf66eedce70 Solution: «><script>alert( alert(document.domain))</script> Stage3: http://xss-quiz.int21h.jp/stage-3.php?sid=d362dd49b96c30f3e9a4a6ea0abafb0cef59ed2d Solution: The input in text box
Access to challenge using a proxy like burp or zap and submit data to login. Notice the forwarded to: http://ctf.notsosecure.com/71367217217126217712/checklogin.php that contains: 7365637265745f72656769737465722e68746d6c This could be decoded ‘7365637265745f72656769737465722e68746d6c’.decode(‘hex’) in python to read secret_register.html >>> '7365637265745f72656769737465722e68746d6c'.decode('hex') 'secret_register.html' The registration page offers four fields that, when you register, create some session_id encoded
On this post we are going to learn more about format string attacks. On Internet you can find a lot of resources talking about the topic, so this is another one. What is a format string and how to recognize ? It’s due laziness of the programmer. In C programming we can
A simple task named spcap (simple pcap). We open it with wireshark and get the Statistics->Conversations. Some SSH, HTTP on it. Apply this filter on HTTP: ip.addr==172.16.133.133 && tcp.port==52694 && ip.addr==172.16.133.149 && tcp.port==80 We notice that if we follow TCP stream there’s a GET request file called «/files/flag.jpg», so we
This 29C3 from Chaos Computer Club hackers. We participate as dcua team, awesome people trying the best effort for the challenges. Nice job! Node Points: 200 Solves: 18 Description Node.js is smart, fast, easy and secure… Don’t you think so too? Hint: google and other sites always look at one file before
We got to make some business with our zombie in https://ctf.fluxfingers.net:2076/mini/. There’s a zombie image and at first look we get some data encoded on it. <form/name="a"/data-a="Fcabdux ehiktgmaj:nopylqrsvf_wz("){}.?L="></form> <div/id="a"></div>//id="a" <img/src="zomb.png"/onclick="dafuq()"/> There is a <script> tag with several unescape functions and after convert it from url-encode and unicode text we get:
Mission This zombie apocalypse is a tough thing. Dozens of zombies are following you and looking forward to have a nice snack, when some fat guy appears. You outrun him easily, so eating all of him will keep the zombies busy – for a while. So after you keep running