Root Me: Cracking: PE – 0 protection
Since this challenge has 0 protection we can easily solve it by searching for the string in the strings window of IDA. Select from the menu: View -> Open...
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Root Me: Cracking: ELF – 0 protection & ELF – x86 Basic
I’ve just found out about this amazing website which offers a wide variety of challenges. Here’s my solution for the first challenge, this one is extremely ...
PicoCTF – An Introduction to CTF’s
PicoCTF is an amazing capture the flag competition targeting middle and high school students. It’s a game that consists in solving various computer security ...
A quick look at some Embedded Operating Systems
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Introduction to GCC’s Extended ASM Format
As I’ve been reading Professional Assembly Language, I’ve come across chapter 13 and I liked it so much that I’m going to write a blog post about it. The boo...
HackTheBox Reversing: Impossible Password
Hello, this is a write-up regarding the HackTheBox reversing challenge: Impossible Password. Please don’t look at the solution if you haven’t attempted the ...
BLE CTF: How to flash the ESP32
Hello! If you want to do Hackgnar’s BLE CTF but you’ve been struggling with flashing the ESP worry not! I have created a vagrant developer environment just ...
Solving MalwareTech’s Strings challenges with Binary Ninja.
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How to use MFRC522 with Arduino
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Write-up on Lena151’s Reversing Tutorials [1-5]
I decided that I want to do something new and I started to get into assembly and reverse engineering, hopefully I can build a career with this. I watched so...