I decided I wanted to start doing some of the CTF challenges again, so I thought I'd start a new repo to hold the code and walk-throughs for them.
- Jupyter Notebook 85.8%
- C 9.6%
- Python 4.6%
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| solutions | solved a few more | |
| .gitignore | Syncing online and offline versions. Cleaning up. | |
| LICENSE | Initial commit | |
| README.md | Syncing online and offline versions. Cleaning up. | |
| requirements.txt | solved another | |
CTF Fun
I decided I wanted to start doing some of the CTF challenges again, so I thought I'd start a new repo to hold the code and walk-throughs for them.
You can render the notebooks using NBViewer. Just paste in the link to the raw notebook file.
To Do
- Figure out a good structure for this project.
- Add any other fun playgrounds I come across.
- Hack the Planet.
Links
Files
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├── solutions
│ ├── wave_a_flag
│ │ └── warm
│ ├── transformation
│ │ └── enc
│ ├── stonks
│ │ └── vuln.c
│ ├── python_wrangling
│ │ ├── pw.txt
│ │ ├── flag.txt.en
│ │ └── ende.py
│ ├── pico_ctf.ipynb
│ ├── over_the_wire.ipynb
│ ├── obedient_cat
│ │ └── flag
│ ├── nice_netcat
│ ├── mod_26
│ └── information
│ └── cat.jpg
├── scratch
│ └── scratch.ipynb
├── requirements.txt
├── README.md
└── LICENSE