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Tackling an easy peasy (but medium) challenge! 0:00 Intro and overview of the videos 02:12 Starting Zerion 03:54 Analyzing the code 06:40 De-Obfuscating code 08:30 Getting to the center of the code 09:45 Finding the Flag 11:15 Ending

Will include an overview of the operating platform I use, how to utilize the various tools at your disposal, going over the challenges' warmups. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction, Hacking environment to use 7:40 Linode example 11:30 setting up forwarding ports for VNC connections 20:12 Start of challenges (Notepad, Read the Rules) 35:47 Technical Support and String Cheese Challenge 41:12 Book by it...

Challenges: Opposable thumbs, M three sixty five, and Land Before Time 0:00 Intro and Video status 04:10 Opposable Thumbs 11:14 M Three Sixty Five 26:54 Land Before Time

Let's tackle the nuances of the Traffic Challenge! 0:00 Preparing RITA 07:22 Importing Data to RITA 09:30 Showing data with RITA 11:08 HTML Report 13:48 Analyzing possible IOCS 16:38 finding the flag 17:50 Easier method in finding the flag 21:45 Ending

This is a breakdown video on how I broke Rock Paper Psychic. It's only one of possibly many many methods! 0:00 Intro and start 1:22 Program overview 2:55 Buffer overflow attempt and example 6:24 Static Analysis of the program 10:16 Example of Disassemblers 14:30 GHIDRA startup 16:45 Disassembling Rock Paper Psychic 32:06 Finding the Call to get the flag 34:03 Finding the method to break and mod...

Going over some more shenanigans!!!!! 0:00 Brief Intro 02:00 Backdoored Splunk 16:06 Backdoor splunk - linux searching (fasterrrr) 17:58 F12 21:52 Dumpster Fire 33:33 Switching to Linux for Dumpster Fire 39:30 Decrypting Passwords for Dumpster Fire 43:22 Wimble 55:20 Installing PECmd for Wimble 1:02:30 Ending

Lets continue tackling these challenges! 0:00 Updates on challenges and videos 3:45 Layered Security 07:50 Chicken Wings 13:18 Comprezz 24:40 Human2 41:10 Dialtone 46:05 python woes (you can skip!) 49:20 Continue Dialtone 56:41 Review

Huntress CTF Walkthrough #2: Hot off the Press

0:00 Where am I? 3:45 PHP Stager 7:25 Breaking down the PHP file 31:27 Decoding the Payload 34:50 Breaking down the payload 35:40 Finding the final Payload 38:40 lolz#1 (first Impossible challenge) breakdown

In this video I will be demonstrating how the log4j vulnerability can be used with JNDI calls to an LDAP server. Credit goes to TryHackMe for hosting this room and for John Hammond who created the room. Room: tryhackme.com/room/solar