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Various hacking challenges - Kizaru - 05-26-2015
I have a few hacking challenges from the hacking competition I attended to while going to TG15.
Im sharing these because I personally learned quite a few things from these and they are just fun in general.
Each challenge gives you a task, not necessarily something you will find out in the wild, but it will give you an idea where you can advance from.
If you find them hard feel free to PM me and I'll link you up to a writeup that explains how they are done, if people really want I can probably make a list of people who have the most points.
I'll update the thread with more challenges by the days and host some of them on a few VPS(s), if anyone is willing to share some that would be lovely!
Funky Funge (150 points)
Since MyBB format fucks it up you have to use this pastebin: Here
Find out what what's written in all this gibirish! Hint: The title
Reverse engineering
easy1 (100 points)
easy2 (150 points)
Secrets ( 700 points )
Still easy? (200 points)
IBM (150 points)
The newest crypto technology from IBM. Can you find the token?
Code:
â…¤™‰Ł¨@Ł™–¤‡@–‚˘¤™‰Ł¨@†Ł¦Z@ă–’…•z@ĹÂĂÄÉĂ~…•™¨—Ł‰–•%I will add more challenges which will require SSH into my server and continue the challenge.
I just need a server that can host all of it.
Though I will only do this if people actually care about this
RE: Various hacking challenges - Dyme - 05-26-2015
i might do the reverse engineering ones maybe just maybe lmao ok love u thanks
RE: Various hacking challenges - Kizaru - 05-26-2015
(05-26-2015, 01:06 PM)Dyme Wrote: i might do the reverse engineering ones maybe just maybe lmao ok love u thanks
Maybe this time you will be able to fucking do them!
Still won a raspberry pi 2 though.
RE: Various hacking challenges - Cressi - 05-26-2015
You were at TG? Nice
Neat challenges, definitely a better use of time than most things I could come up with
Thanks ^^
RE: Various hacking challenges - Kizaru - 05-26-2015
(05-26-2015, 01:21 PM)Cressi Wrote: You were at TG? Nice
Neat challenges, definitely a better use of time than most things I could come up with
Guess which team I was in.
http://hack.lantea.net/
RE: Various hacking challenges - Cressi - 05-26-2015
(05-26-2015, 01:31 PM)Yagmi Wrote: Guess which team I was in.
http://hack.lantea.net/
I feel that any team with you on it would be the winning one, so MRTN? ^^
RE: Various hacking challenges - Kizaru - 05-26-2015
(05-26-2015, 01:35 PM)Cressi Wrote: I feel that any team with you on it would be the winning one, so MRTN? ^^
I was in top 10 but not that high, the top 5 teams were groups of 5+ people, i ran solo.
Hint hint: The name of the team
RE: Various hacking challenges - coax - 05-26-2015
(05-26-2015, 01:01 PM)Yagmi Wrote: I will add more challenges which will require SSH into my server and continue the challenge.
I just need a server that can host all of it.
Though I will only do this if people actually care about this[/color]
U got my attention. Im going to try these challenges and see how I get these done. Im not an expert like u but it seems like a lot of fun and helps me out with my mindset like u explained above.
Thanks for the share, staying tuned for more!
//coax
RE: Various hacking challenges - Cressi - 05-26-2015
(05-26-2015, 01:40 PM)Yagmi Wrote: I was in top 10 but not that high, the top 5 teams were groups of 5+ people, i ran solo.
Hint hint: The name of the team
Solo? Not bad
Ah, I see it now
8?
RE: Various hacking challenges - Kizaru - 05-26-2015
(05-26-2015, 03:36 PM)Cressi Wrote: Solo? Not bad
Ah, I see it now
Yeeee boi