SECCON CTF 13 Quals
47 challenges with 73 published solutions between them. CTFtime lists this event but has no writeups filed against it, so it is absent from the index CTFtime feeds. These were found in public repositories instead. Each link is pinned to the commit it was read from.
The event on CTFtimeWeb10
Reach data or functionality the application meant to keep from you - through its inputs, its tokens, or its trust in the client.
Double Parser
2 official solutionsJavaScrypto
2 official solutionsTrillion Bank
2 official solutionsflagAlias
1 official solutionHtmls
1 official solutionPayload List
1 official solutionPayload List 2
1 official solutionSsrforlfi
1 official solutionWooorker
1 official solutionWooorker2
1 official solution
Uncategorised9
The upstream scoreboard did not say, so neither do we.
Self Ssrf
3 official solutions1linepyjail
1 official solutionDual Summon
1 official solutionExp01
1 official solutionExp01 Comment
1 official solutionExp02
1 official solutionTanuki Udon
1 official solution
Reverse engineering8
Work out what a compiled program does without its source, then work backwards from the check to the input that passes it.
Construct
2 official solutionsF Is For Flag
2 official solutionsPacked
2 official solutionsQrackv
2 official solutionsReaction
2 official solutionsAssemble
1 official solutionFormer Seccomp
1 official solution
Misc8
Everything that fits no other box: esolangs, puzzles, scripting exercises, and the jail escapes that have not yet earned their own category.
README.ja
3 official solutionsVote4b
3 official solutionsTrillion Ether
2 official solutionsClamre
1 official solutionCommentator
1 official solutiongetRank
1 official solutionGo To Jail
1 official solution
Binary exploitation7
Turn a memory-safety bug in a native binary into control of execution. Usually a stack overflow, a format string, or a heap primitive.
Make ROP Great Again
3 official solutionsParagraph
3 official solutionsGachi Rop
2 official solutionsBabyQEMU
1 official solutionPure And Easy
1 official solutionSimpleoverflow
1 official solutionSimpleoverwrite
1 official solution
Cryptography5
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.
Reiwa Rot13
3 official solutions