RAMunchers CTF
12 challenges with 16 published solutions between them. No writeups were ever filed against this event's listing, so its solutions were found in public repositories instead. Each link is pinned to the commit it was read from.
The event listingCryptography4
Recover a plaintext or a key from something that was supposed to protect it. In practice: identify the scheme, find the parameter the author got wrong, exploit it.
Chall
2 official solutionsAlso written up in: silentzer0/CTFtime-Writeups, silentzer0/CTFtime-Writeups
Delphi Protocol1
1 official solutionAlso written up in: silentzer0/CTFtime-Writeups
Excalation Protocol
1 official solutionAlso written up in: silentzer0/CTFtime-Writeups
Nasir Secure
1 official solutionAlso written up in: silentzer0/CTFtime-Writeups
Uncategorised2
The upstream scoreboard did not say, so neither do we.
C2NoEvil
1 official solutionAlso written up in: danghieu0411/CTF-WriteUp
PixelPerfect
1 official solutionAlso written up in: danghieu0411/CTF-WriteUp
OSINT2
Answer a question about the real world from public sources. The work is pivoting between identifiers, not exploiting anything.
Also written up in: jimmy20180130/ctf-writeup
Office Switching
1 official solutionAlso written up in: jimmy20180130/ctf-writeup
Binary exploitation1
Turn a memory-safety bug in a native binary into control of execution. Usually a stack overflow, a format string, or a heap primitive.
Ask For Demo
1 official solutionAlso written up in: silentzer0/CTFtime-Writeups
Reverse engineering1
Work out what a compiled program does without its source, then work backwards from the check to the input that passes it.
Authentication Tokens
1 official solutionAlso written up in: silentzer0/CTFtime-Writeups
Misc1
Everything that fits no other box: esolangs, puzzles, scripting exercises, and the jail escapes that have not yet earned their own category.
BrainFuzz
2 official solutionsAlso written up in: jimmy20180130/ctf-writeup, jimmy20180130/ctf-writeup
Web1
Reach data or functionality the application meant to keep from you - through its inputs, its tokens, or its trust in the client.
Also written up in: jimmy20180130/ctf-writeup, silentzer0/CTFtime-Writeups, silentzer0/CTFtime-Writeups