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C3CTF 2017 Writeups CTFtime: ctftime.org/event/544/task… GitHub: github.com/sajjadium/Pers… GitLab: gitlab.com/sajjadium/Pers… Bitbucket: bitbucket.org/sajjadium/pers… @EatSleepPwnRpt @CTFtime #C3CTF #34C3 #34C3CTF #CTFtime #InfoSec #CTFium #PersianCatsCTF #CTF #Pwn
phoenhex.re/2018-03-25/not… is about a cool feature of Vagrant that allows unprivileged guest processes to read/write the entire host filesystem. If you do not like this feature in your Vagrant setup, export VAGRANT_DISABLE_VBOXSYMLINKCREATE=1 Also, babyvm2 writeup for #34c3ctf
software_update challenge from the #34c3ctf was an awesome practical example of math applied to security. We learn about basic linear algebra and finite-fields to break an XOR signature implementation. youtube.com/watch?v=EOlddN…
RT hasherezade "RT LiveOverflow: Part 1/2 of another #34c3ctf challenge. The solution of this one really blew me away. But in the first episode we just review the code and think of possible attacks. youtube.com/watch?v=Vgdhlh…"
Part 1/2 of another #34c3ctf challenge. The solution of this one really blew me away. But in the first episode we just review the code and think of possible attacks. youtube.com/watch?v=Vgdhlh…
RT hasherezade "RT LiveOverflow: Two years ago I failed to solve the pwnable readme challenge at the #32c3ctf. Since then I have learned a lot and I got another chance at the #34c3ctf! youtube.com/watch?v=lE6ke7…"
This is the best writeups on advanced heap exploitation I've read in a while. I think technique 1 is what @maciekkotowicz used in #34c3ctf.
This is the best writeups on advanced heap exploitation I've read in a while. I think technique 1 is what @maciekkotowicz used in #34c3ctf.
This is essentially the babyvm2 challenge from #34c3ctf. Will do a writeup maybe after my next exam :)
CVE-2018-2693 was my intended solution for babvm2 at #34c3ctf, which DragonSector also found. It allows (amongst others) access to shared folders from unprivileged processes, so we can create symlinks and open them host-side. May do a writeup if valis won't.
We are proud to share our first ever blog post with you. Many thanks to @koyaan5 for explaining us how to solve the m0rph challenge from #34C3CTF sigflag.at/blog/2017/writ…
My beginner focused writeup of solving the morph challenge from #34C3CTF with @radareorg I did for @SIGFLAG_CTF was just published! sigflag.at/blog/2017/writ…
Pretty neat write-up for a simple pwnable challenge I did for #34c3ctf, if you are interested in learning more about some of the latest glibc allocator developments: blog.rh0gue.com/2018-01-05-34c…
@jennyhbren Wargames and CTFs that are doable for beginners like PicoCTF, SHA CTF Junior and #34c3ctf Junior.
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I made a quick writeup for my extract0r web challenge from the #34c3ctf github.com/eboda/34c3ctf/…
chksum0/writeups github.com/chksum0/writeu… #34c3ctf
My writeup on #34c3ctf 300 challenge: github.com/chksum0/writeu… tldr: House of Orange + vtable validation bypass
Maybe should make a #findmyunicorn and see how many replies it gets? #34C3 #34C3ctf
Here's my exploit for my heap challenge (300) of the #34c3ctf. I solved it by overwriting (older) libc's check_action variable using a corrupted unsorted bin. This disables abort on error and gives a write-what-where primitive. gist.github.com/sroettger/591b…