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 →
ISITDTU CTF Quals EASY HUSKY WriteUp
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 →
SEC-T CTF’17 G1bs0n WriteUp
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 →
InCTF Quals 2018 Hard-To-Get WriteUp
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 →
Bsides Delhi CTF’18 Never Too Late Mister Write-Up
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 →
Basics Of Memory Forensics
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 →