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CTF Challenges Writeups

This repository is dedicated to documenting the CTF (Capture The Flag) challenges I’ve completed. The goal of this repository is not just to archive my own progress, but also to teach others, share ideas, and explore new approaches to solving security problems.

Scope of the Repository

  1. Educational Focus:

    • Provide clear and detailed explanations for every challenge.
    • Break down problems into manageable parts to help others understand and learn.
    • Share insights into techniques, tools, and thought processes used in solving challenges.

  2. Knowledge Sharing:

    • Highlight common pitfalls and effective strategies.
    • Showcase creative ways to approach CTF problems, from binary exploitation to reverse engineering.

  3. Encouraging Collaboration:

    • Serve as a platform for others to contribute their ideas or solutions.
    • Exchange knowledge and learn from others’ experiences.

Who Is This Repository For?

  • CTF Beginners:
    • If you’re new to CTFs, this repository will help you learn step-by-step how to approach challenges.
  • Intermediate Players:
    • If you’re already familiar with CTFs, you can find alternative ways to solve problems or enhance your skills by reviewing the detailed solutions.
  • Enthusiasts and Learners:
    • Anyone who loves exploring binary exploitation, reverse engineering, or problem-solving in general.

Topics Covered

This repository will cover challenges across a variety of categories, such as:

  • Binary Exploitation
  • Reverse Engineering
  • Web Exploitation
  • Cryptography
  • Miscellaneous Challenges (e.g., OSINT, Steganography)

Each writeup will include:

  • A description of the problem.
  • The solution process, including tools and techniques used.
  • Key takeaways or lessons learned from the challenge.

Why Create This Repository?

  • To Learn: Documenting solutions helps reinforce understanding.
  • To Teach: Explaining concepts to others clarifies your own knowledge.
  • To Share: Security and CTFs thrive on collaboration and shared learning.
  • To Contribute: Help others enter the world of cybersecurity and hacking by lowering the barrier to entry.

Contributing

This repository welcomes contributions from anyone passionate about CTFs. Feel free to:

  • Add your own writeups or insights.
  • Improve existing explanations.
  • Share tools or scripts that others might find helpful.

Contact

If you have suggestions, feedback, or ideas, feel free to open an issue or reach out to collaborate.

Let’s solve challenges, share knowledge, and grow together as a community!