Dying Is The Day Worth Living For!!
This was one of the better memory forensics challenges that I tried and solved. There was not much of a big depth in this challenge but however, it tries to teach you the basic plugins of volatility. Though the writeup may look very clean and straight-forward, I was at sixes and sevens while trying out... Continue Reading →
This was one of the exciting challenges that I solved lately. I'd even recommend this challenge to everyone who is interested in learning Network Forensics and more about the scapy module of python. So enough talk, let us get on with the challenge. Challenge Description: "Found this packet capture. Pretty sure there's a flag in here.... 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 →
Hello Everyone! This was the second challenge I made for the Bsides Delhi CTF-2018. It is a really simple challenge which focuses on the basics of memory forensics. If you know a bit of python, volatility etc. you can solve it in a mere 15 mins. Let us get into the challenge. Challenge Description "My... Continue Reading →
Hello Guys! So this is the second CTF I organized along with my team in a single month!! It was really exciting to me and I had received different queries related to different tasks. So I am bringing out simple and straightforward writeups for the challenges I made. The challenges are: Recursive Cracker Never Too... Continue Reading →
I had a lot of fun organizing this year's CTF. This was also my first time organizing a CTF. Working along with my teammates, for roughly 36hrs, talking to various people in the IRC was a lot of fun. I made two challenges this year EvilCrypter and Winter Sport. I really expected a lot of teams to solve this... Continue Reading →
Hey Guys!! So I found this challenge a bit tiring. We get a lot of data sent through different protocols (ARP, MDNS, TCP, ICMP etc.) Going through all of them, I found the ICMP packets a bit strange. There were some malformed packets in the capture. Seeing the hex dump of the first 3 packets... Continue Reading →
So, guys, I have been studying about network traffic analysis for quite some time now. During CTFs, I always had to extract out some sort of data from multiple packets and that too only specific packets. Well, a lay man's idea would be to write down the content you specifically need. But man, we are... Continue Reading →
