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This is nothing else than another write-up for the Chernobyl level of the Microcorruption challenges. Why do I write this? Easy, I found this challenge pretty interesting and complete so...
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For this challenge we are provided with an IP and a port and we are told to connect and get a shell. If we connect, we see the following banner:
[...]It...
After almost a year without posting anything, here I come with the write-ups for the 32c3ctf. For this challenge we were provided with the following script:
[...]The script is something similar to...