h1-ctf: 12 Days of Hacky Holidays write-up, but as a text-based RPG?

The flags are - flag48104912-28b0-494a-9995-a203d1e261e7 - flagb7ebcb75-9100-4f91-8454-cfb9574459f7 - flagb705fb11-fb55-442f-847f-0931be82ed9a - flag972e7072-b1b6-4bf7-b825-a912d3fd38d6 - flag2e6f9bf8-fdbd-483b-8c18-bdf371b2b004 - flag18b130a7-3a79-4c70-b73b-7f23fa95d395 -...

h1-ctf: CTF Writeup

Hi, First of all, thanks for this amazing CTF!. I will post my writeup soon, it is time to sleep now : F1129602 By the way, the creator of challenge 11 is crazy. Impact Grinch Network is finally down...

h1-ctf: Hacky Holidays CTF Writeup

Intro: 12 days of challenges - some more challenging than others! This holiday CTF had all 12 challenges hosted on the website https://hackyholidays.h1ctf.com/ F1129112 Challenge 1: I started by significantly overthinking all of the early challenges in this competition. When this CTF started the...

h1-ctf: Invading Grinch Network and Saving Christmas

How we saved Christmas As usual with H1 CTF challenges we are provided with a target URL. In our case it is the following: https://hackyholidays.h1ctf.com/ We started by visiting the URL and see what is going on. All we could see is a page with an image with a warning message. F1125722 We quickly...

h1-ctf: Hackyholidays CTF writeup

Writeup for the hackyholidays CTF This CTF consisted of 12 challenges released daily in the 12 days leading up to christmas. The goal was to stop the Grinch from ruining christmas by slowly destroying the apps that he used to terrorize Santa and his elfs. The challenges were: 1. Robots.txt 2. DOM...

h1-ctf: Flags for hackyholidays CTF

Hi, Here are all the flags: 1. robots.txt: flag48104912-28b0-494a-9995-a203d1e261e7 2. s3cr3t-ar3a: flagb7ebcb75-9100-4f91-8454-cfb9574459f7 3. people-rater: flagb705fb11-fb55-442f-847f-0931be82ed9a 4. swag-shop: flag972e7072-b1b6-4bf7-b825-a912d3fd38d6 5. secure-login:...

h1-ctf: ctf walkthrough

Hi, finally managed to solve all challenges, this was my first h1ctf, some challenges were pretty nice, some others had some frustrating guessing parts, but overall it was fun. Here goes day1 to day12 walkthroughs: Day 1 we have only one asset in scope hackyholidays.h1ctf.com the main page at...

Bento - A Minimal Fedora-Based Container For Penetration Tests And CTF With The Sweet Addition Of GUI Applications

A bento 弁当, bentō is a single-portion take-out or home-packed meal of Japanese origin. Bento Toolkit is a simple and minimal docker container for penetration testers and CTF players. It has the portability of Docker with the addition of X, so you can also run GUI application like burp...

Metasploit Wrap-Up

In case you missed it, this past weekend the Metasploit team hosted the latest Metasploit CTF. We saw 1903 users register in this round and some excellent writeups have been published on what they found. If you participated but haven’t had a chance to fill out our feedback survey you can find it...

Stored XSS Vulnerability in Root the Box Frontend

Root the Box is a real-time capture-tagging CTF scoring engine for computer war games in which to practice and learn. The application can be easily configured and modified for any CTF style game. Root the Box suffers from a stored XSS vulnerability in the frontend that can be exploited by an...

Congrats to the winners of the 2020 December Metasploit community CTF

Thank you all that participated in the 2020 December Metasploit community CTF! The four day CTF was well received by the community, with 874 teams and 1903 users registered! We’ve included the high-level stats and the competition winners below. If you played the CTF and want to let the Metasploit...

Metasploit Wrap-Up

The Metasploit team is rolling to the end of the year featuring a week of modules, updates, and our annual CTF. I say rolling in part because here in the US, we’re coming off our week of Thanksgiving, which involves lots of pies, and we’re probably all a bit more spherical than normal! For those ...

Enum4Linux-Ng - A Next Generation Version Of Enum4Linux (A Windows/Samba Enumeration Tool) With Additional Features Like JSON/YAML Export

enum4linux-ng.py is a rewrite of Mark Lowe's former Portcullis Labs now Cisco CX Security Labs enum4linux.pl, a tool for enumerating information from Windows and Samba systems, aimed for security professionals and CTF players. The tool is mainly a wrapper around the Samba tools nmblookup, net,...

Metasploit Wrap-Up

Exploiting weak configurations Community contributor Graeme Robinson added two modules targeting insecurely configured API's, both of which lead to remote code execution. The first module exploits a lack of access control in Apache NiFi, which allows for the creation of an ExecuteProcess processo...

Metasploit Wrap-Up

It’s 11 o’clock. Do you know where your file uploads are? Repeat contributor Erik Wynter and our own wvu-r7 each submitted modules exploiting web applications which allow attackers to upload files to arbitrary locations, including where the web application would interpret them as code! The first...

Announcing the 2020 December Metasploit community CTF

It’s time for another Metasploit community CTF! We're back on our usual end-of-year schedule this time around, and we’re doing a few things differently. Past CTFs have featured a wide range of challenges across different architectures, difficulty levels, and targets. This year, we wanted to make...

BugPoC: Reflected XSS at wacky.buggywebsite.com/frame.html

Summary: I solved that CTF to pop alert1 Steps To Reproduce: https://bugpoc.com/pocbp-HoQPW64U PoC ID: bp-HoQPW64U Password: AptBeAGlE03 Supporting Material/References: https://imgur.com/a/ZD7rOvH attachment / reference Impact General XSS impacts. Also, I mistakely used document.domain instead of...

BugPoC: XSS :D

Great summary found here https://medium.com/bugbountywriteup/wacky-xss-challenge-with-amazon-by-bugpoc-d10d43d7707c This is the accepted solution of wacky xss ctf by bugpoc that amazon sponsored. Here is the write up for the same...

Metasploit Wrap-Up

Keep your eyes peeled for another Metasploit CTF We hosted our third Annualish Metasploit CTF back in January of this year. All 1,000 slots were booked within days of announcing the competition. Because of the resounding success, we'll be hosting the fourth Annualish Metasploit CTF by year’s end...

Metasploit Wrap-Up

Hacktoberfest 2020 is happening Metasploit is proud to announce that we're participating in Hacktoberfest 2020. Presented by DigitalOcean, Intel, and DEV, Hacktoberfest is an annual celebration of open-source software during the month of October. The first 70,000 participants to submit 4 pull...