Boom Point 100 Description DEADFACE actors will be targeting customers they consider low-hanging fruit. Check out Ghost Town and see who they are targeting. Submit the number of target candidates as the flag: flag{#} Use the MySQL database dump from Body Count. Hint Link to discussion DEADFACE Member https://ghosttown.deadface.io/t/who-are-we-hitting-first/60/10 Getting the flag They are targeting boomer generation (1946-1964) Now lets
City Lights Points 40 Description De Monne wants to know how many branch offices were included in the database leak. This can be found by figuring out how many unique cities the employees live in. Submit the flag as flag{#}. Use the MySQL database dump from Body Count. Get the flag To get this flag use this statement: select count(distinct(city))
Keys Points 20 Description One of De Monne’s database engineers is having issues rebuilding the production database. He wants to know the name of one of the foreign keys on the loans database table. Submit one foreign key name as the flag: flag{foreign-key-name} (can be ANY foreign key). Use the MySQL database dump from Body Count. Getting the flag Just
Body Count Points 10 Task Description One of our employees, Jimmie Castora, kept database backups on his computer. DEADFACE compromised his computer and leaked a portion of the database. Can you figure out how many customers are in the database? We want to get ahead of this and inform our customers of the breach. Submit the flag as flag{#}. For
Ich habe heute das erste mal wirklich an einem CTF teilgenommen, der Start war etwas holprig aber ich konnte nun auch mal die Luft des geknackten Rätsels wittern und werde definitiv häufiger Hand anlegen. Hier nun auch mein erstes WriteUp zur Challenge "How to pronounce GIF". Gegeben war dieses GIF: Schritt 1 Als erstes habe ich mir via exiftool, eog
The Dragonsec Security Team hosted their first CTF this year: https://dragonsec.si/si/dctf Here is our write-up: The solved challenges: Julius‘ ancient script: Given was a simple string, the hint is in the name of the challenge -> Caesar Chiffre. The solution was to use a custom alphabet (adding 0123456789 to the shift). I used dcode.fr to solve it. Leak Spin: Not