Showing posts with label stack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stack. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Defcon 21 quals - blackbox write-up

It was DEFCON 21 quals last week-end, with new organizers. It went well, good organization and good challenges. If you're curious about the results, here is a fancy top15 graph. Apparently it was too easy for PPP who finished all of the challenges... insane! :)

There were 5 categories:
  • 3dub: web-based challenges
  • 0x41414141: exploitation
  • \xff\xe4\xcc: shellcode
  • OMGACM: guerilla programming
  • gnireenigne: reverse engineering
I liked the exploitation ones with ARM under Linux/FreeBSD. Reverse was nice, shellcoding interesting but some painful, web was way too easy and OMGACM just annoying.
If you want to have a look, @JonathanSalwan saved some of the binaries on his repo.

Friday, January 14, 2011

ShmooCon CTF Warmup Contest - JavaScrimpd

Last week-end was ShmooCon CTF Warmup Contest (aka Ghost in the Shellcode 2011). Three challenges, the last one being an ELF binary + hostname of a server.

Congrats to awesie/zoaedk & tylerni7 of team PPP for solving it pretty quickly. And since they explained the level pretty well, I really invite you to read their solution.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

CSAW Exploit 1 Write-up - FreeBSD remote stack based buffer overflow

A few weeks ago was held Leet More CTF where Nibbles ended 1st! Didn't have the time to put some write-ups, but you can find some on nibbles blog or by sh4ka, auntitled and hellman.

Last week-end was held the well-known CSAW CTF (quals) by NYU-Poly. Last year and this year winners are none but our awesome friends PPP! We took 2nd place just behind them, see top15 graph.

They gave us interesting exploit challenges and I had the opportunity to look at exploit1: a remote stack based buffer overflow under FreeBSD 8.0.