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Hello everyone, It has been a really long time since I last posted a writeup. So this was a challenge I solved a long time ago in the securinets CTF 2019. It is a fairly easy challenge but the good thing about this is that there are very few memory forensics challenges that we get... Continue Reading →
This was probably the easiest memory forensics challenge that I ever attempted. Sadly I could not get the first blood in this as I had to leave for dinner 😛 Challenge Description The description does not provide anything, so let us look at the file 🙂 Link to challenge file: Mega Link Solution Okay, let us... Continue Reading →
I had a lot of fun organizing this CTF. Just too much excitement. Many people have requested me to put out a write-up for the challenge which had only 4 solves in the end. So I'll be writing a short write-up. Challenge Description: So from the challenge, one can pretty much discover that the user... Continue Reading →
So this is a challenge which I solved in SECT CTF 2018. This challenge requires the use of tools called volatility and its plugins. Please feel free to read my blog on volatility here. Challenge file can be downloaded from here. The description was: "We managed to collect a dump from Bataou's computer. Try to find info/notes that can help... Continue Reading →
In this post, I'll be talking about how to write plugins for volatility. The prime advantage with volatility is that it can be extended to any level depending on the needs and interests of the user. This feature of volatility is one of the main reasons why it is used in Incident Response and Malware Analysis. I have done... Continue Reading →
What is Volatile Memory? Volatile Memory is the memory used by the system or OS during the time the device is powered on. To put it simply, the data stored in RAM(Random Access Memory) can be called as volatile memory. It is also called the primary memory. So, why do we need to analyze memory? For... Continue Reading →
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