1. Introduction In CTF competitions, most of the challenges we encounter are based on x86 and x86_64 architectures. However, after I started researching the IoT field, I found that smart devices primarily use ARM and MIPS architectures. This article aims to introduce readers to the world of ARM PWN through CTF challenges based on the … Read more
Update: Chapter 6 Linux User Pwn IO_FILE 1. 2024-03-23 Update Video: 6-23 House of Qin Se Pi Pa (House of Obstack) 2. 2024-03-23 Update Video: 6-22 House Of Apple3-_IO_wfile_sync 3. 2024-03-23 Update Video: 6-21 House Of Apple3-_IO_wdo_write 4. 2024-03-23 Update Video: 6-19 House Of Apple3-_IO_wfile_underflow 5. 2024-03-23 Update Video: 6-20 House Of Apple3-_IO_wfile_underflow_mmap Do you … Read more
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Participating in the finals of the national competition for the first time, I had heard that the finals would feature some topics related to industrial control and the Internet of Vehicles. I also had a rough understanding of PWN topics involving the MQTT protocol and had used the Python Paho library for client interaction. However, … Read more
1 Problem-Solving Ideas The final number of solutions for this problem is 42, as the difficulty level is not high and generally meets expectations. The problem is coded in Rust, and it was decided to remove symbols without providing the source code the night before the competition. This not only made it very difficult for … Read more