CTF Write-Up: Web 400
As I mentioned in the previous article, I started web400 immediately after I finished web300. At that point I was in a winning streak, so, naturally, I thought I could beat this one, too. I had no idea how wrong I was…
As I mentioned in the previous article, I started web400 immediately after I finished web300. At that point I was in a winning streak, so, naturally, I thought I could beat this one, too. I had no idea how wrong I was…
After a somewhat short holiday we finally found the time to properly discuss the solutions to our first CTF. In the following days I will try to shed some light on the solutions to Innobyte’s first endeavor in organizing a CTF competition, to talk about how my team and I solved (some of) the challenges and the ups …
The Idea: It’s Cristi’s last month at Innobyte. As he’s an awesome colleague (and we know that his heart belongs to Innobyte), he wanted to give us a present: Innobyte’s own Capture The Flag competition. Cristi has been to a couple of hacking competitions and a lot of conferences and both DefCamp and DefCamp Capture the Flag …
There comes a time when one should put on hold its tasks, take a step back and try to have a new look on the problem. You’ll start seeing other details too. This is the key message that was point out to us, Innobyte’s Project Managers, one QA tester and me, the other day. Our CEO invited us …
What’s the weirdest website you’ve ever come across? Gizmodo wants to know! List it here, with the following structure: [image (if it’s not gross)] [linked title] Description: [description] How I found it: [how you found it] Now let’s take a peak at some examples: An website with dogs, for K9 lovers Another one that started from Sailor …