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Articles tagged with #forensics
Summary WhyHackMe is an medium Linux box that chains a handful of low-friction bugs into root. Anonymous FTP leaks a hint pointing at a pass.txt file that's only reachable from localhost. The blog app
TL;DR A single artifact - a zipped screenshot of a Discord-style DM conversation is the entire challenge. Two "Byte Lotus Hotel" guests, Ponzi and Lambo!, chat about social media; Lambo! name-drops a
Challenge We're given two files, file1.txt and file2.txt, each containing what looks like a long, random blob of letters, digits, and symbols — one character per line. At a glance the two files look i
Challenge A single file, aha.txt, containing nothing but space-separated 8-letter "words" made up of only two characters: A and H. $ cat aha.txt AHHAAAHA AHHHAAHA AHHAHHHH AHHAHHHA AHHAAAHH AHHAHHHH A
Summary A .kra-adjacent artifact named Bundle_99 is handed off for analysis. It turns out to be a Krita resource bundle (.bundle) — a plain ZIP archive containing a brush preset (Brush 99.kpp). The .k
Executive Summary challenge.png was a PNG file that had been deliberately mangled at the byte level so that neither the OS, exiftool, nor pngcheck would recognize it as a valid image. The fix required
