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Web-17. Path Traversal in FileShare

FileShare lets users list and download files from a shared folder. Check whether the filename parameter passed to the…

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Web-18. XXE Attack via a Contact Form

This contact form serializes its input as XML and sends it to the server, which parses it and echoes the result.…

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Web-19. CSRF Transfer in a Banking App

This banking app lets a logged-in user transfer money. Check whether CSRF protections exist by seeing if a separate…

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Web-20. SSRF via the URL Fetcher

This URL Fetcher service retrieves and displays the content of any URL a user provides. Check whether it can be…

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Finding Hash Collisions

MD5 collisions are practical. Hashes with broken collision resistance must not be used for security-sensitive…

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Hash Length Extension Attack

Simple signatures such as hash(secret || message) can be vulnerable to length extension attacks with Merkle-Damgard…

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Padding Oracle Basics

Padding oracle attacks use error differences as a plaintext recovery signal. This introductory task decodes leaked…

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Rainbow Table Attack

Unsalted fast password hashes can often be reversed with precomputed lookup databases. Reverse the given MD5 hash. MD5…

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One-Time Pad Key Reuse Attack

A one-time pad is safe only when the key is used once. Reusing the key lets known plaintext recover other plaintexts.…

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Predictable Randomness

Pseudo-random output with a fixed seed is reproducible and must not be used for cryptographic secrets. Flag generation…

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Breaking Small RSA Keys

Factor a tiny RSA modulus, recover the private exponent, and decrypt a list of ciphertext values. Public key and…

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Cryptanalysis - Breaking the Affine Cipher

ciphertext.txt is an English report encrypted with the affine cipher E(x) = (a*x + b) mod 26. Letter case is preserved…