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Web SecurityLevel 4★★★★☆

Web-29. NoSQL Injection in a MongoDB Login Form

This login portal is backed by MongoDB and builds its query directly from raw JSON username/password input.…

Web SecurityLevel 4★★★★☆

Web-30. Insecure Deserialization in KinoVault

A legacy backup system codenamed KinoVault reportedly serializes user session objects with Python's pickle module and…

Network SecurityLevel 4★★★★☆

Network Analysis - Rebuilding Chunked gzip HTTP from TCP

capture.pcap records two HTTP exchanges over one TCP connection. The server's segments are reordered and some are…

Network SecurityLevel 4★★★★☆

Network Analysis - TCP Retransmission Covert Channel

capture.pcap contains TCP retransmissions with duplicate sequence numbers. Extract retransmissions whose payload…

CryptographyLevel 4★★★★☆

Cryptanalysis - DSA Nonce Reuse Key Recovery

/challenge/signatures.json, created with fresh keys at every start, holds the DSA public parameters (p of 1024 bits, q…

CryptographyLevel 4★★★★☆

Cryptanalysis - Wiener's Attack on RSA

An embedded-device team made the RSA private exponent d very small to speed up decryption. The public exponent e in…

CryptographyLevel 4★★★★☆

Cryptanalysis - Recovering an LCG's Hidden Parameters

A service generated both session tokens and an encryption keystream from a linear congruential generator x_{k+1} =…

LinuxLevel 5★★★★★

Linux-eBPF Rootkit. Unmasking a Hidden Process

This challenge safely recreates eBPF-rootkit investigation as offline evidence analysis. Without loading eBPF, tell…

LinuxLevel 5★★★★★

Linux-Kernel Exploit. Rewriting a Read-Only File with Dirty COW

This challenge models mmap, MAP_PRIVATE, and madvise—the ingredients used by Dirty COW (CVE-2016-5195)—as a safe,…

Network SecurityLevel 5★★★★★

Network Analysis - IPv4 Overlapping Fragment Reassembly

The UDP datagram with IPv4 ID 0xbeef in fragments.pcap contains overlapping fragments that overwrite earlier bytes.…

CryptographyLevel 5★★★★★

Cryptanalysis - RSA e=3 Broadcast Attack

broadcast.json contains the same plaintext encrypted with unpadded RSA e=3 under three pairwise-coprime moduli.…