Hack The Box arranged Cyber Apocalyse 2024 between 9 Mar - 14 Mar. It was a five day event with a 20 person per team limit. This CTF is in the usual Jeopardy style and divided into categories of misc, reversing, forensics, web, crypto, pwn, blockchain and hardware. As you can see a lot of players joied for this years event. There’s plenty of challenges to choose from but the ones that involved most members from our team this year was a challenge called Confinement.…

Santa Claus, the merry overseer of the North Pole, recently declared himself an ‘elite hacker’. Brimming with confidence, he set out to master the intricacies of C programming and Python scripting, envisioning a high-tech revolution for his workshop. However, Santa’s understanding of these programming languages was as muddled as a blizzard, and his grasp on Linux permissions was as unstable as a sled on thin ice. The centerpiece of Santa’s digital foray was his treasured ‘Nice List’ web app, which, contrary to tradition, catalogued the world’s most commendable ethical hackers.…

It’s october and Cybersecurity awareness month and a lot of events are going on in the Cybersecurity arena. We found out about Hack The Boo CTF that goes on in parallell with Huntress CTF. I was already heavily invested in that one but what can be more fun than one CTF? Maybe two at the same time!! :) Recon This is how the CTF is described: Are you afraid of the dark?…

This time I thought we should take look at a new CVE and dig in to some of it’s inner workings. I will try to show how simple it is to exploit as soon as there are publicly known details. The question here is if it was more dangerous as a zero day or is it more dangereous now when there are free PoC:s for everybody to use? This is what I will be trying to do:…