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4 Different wargames -
Vortex
By touring through the most common exploitable bugs, users of this
wargame are expected to have gained mastery in the basic fundamentals
of system exploitation.
Semtex
Network-Based challenges, builds skills used in creating
server/client applications and challenges the user to figure out
problems with various network protocols.
Blacksun
Blacksun is a wargame for learning more advanced exploitation
techniques against hardened hosts and environments.
Drifter
Drifter is a new wargame, along the lines of vortex. It is
currently under development, if you would like to contribute levels /
ideas, please contact us. At this point in time, there is 5 levels.
Come check out our IRC server too at irc.overthewire.org, everyone is
usually very friendly.
2008/5/8 0x90 <secbasics@...>:
>
> Weird. I can't seem to find the original post to quote, I only see the
> responses. I will just guess what the original question was ;)
>
> Last year I wrote / posted my game to this list.
>
> http://hax.tor.hu/
>
> It isn't boring overcomplicated javascript, but neither smashing the stack
> /
> defeating grsec type challenges.
> A little bit of everything that is basic.
>
> I hope it's useful information for at least one person.
>
> Best regards,
> 0x90
>
> (list of challenges)
> Level 1. Make a nasa.gov URL display a text of my choice
> Level 2. debfKNH1AvtBo deGH9Aq./kiSY denjFRfA8kzL2
> Level 3. Recognize
> Level 4. IP address is 72.14.221.104. What contains 'art' that points to
> it?
> Level 5. Password is the owl's name
> Level 6. Let's see you do some easy SQL ninjitsu
> Level 7. snifflog.txt - ngrep format
> Level 8. Password is on a picture: not available from anywhere
> Level 9. Elementary Maths
> Level 10. A poem
> Level 11. As simple as hashing a string
> Level 12. Ultra Turing
> Level 13. PHP with source - needs exploiting and/or o-o-t-b thinking
> Level 14. Recognize #2
> Level 15. download.com's uptime
> Level 16. root:hsmfs;g@...
> Level 17. Feed me!
> Level 18. Find all usernames
> Level 19. red+blue+green = ?
> Level 20. Recognize #3
> Level 21. Backdoor on a suspended domain
> Level 22. MS-Word
> Level 23. Too easy
> Level 24. Defense Intelligence Agency
> Level 25. BitNinja
> Level 26. PHP filemanager with source - needs more exploit
> Level 27. The photo doesn't load
> Level 28. telnet://hax.tor.hu:1800 - Google Word Game
> Level 29. Circumvent PHP filters for XSS
> Level 30. Create the given image using a number
> Level 31. Find all usernames v2.0
> Level 32. Exploit file2image.php
> Level 33. Defense Information Systems Agency - 199.57.1.130
> Level 34. Password is in the image
> Level 35. Follow the pattern
> Level 36. Root password needed
> Level 37. password = f(200)
> Level 38. Name the malware
> Level 39. China Science And Technology Network
> Level 40. I can has satellite?
> Level 41. Poem vs PHP
> Level 42. Criminal Minds FBI haxor scene
> Level 43. CNN's router
> Level 44. Blind SQL injection
> Level 45. Frogs n Toads
> Level 46. Seizure!!!!!!!
> Level 47. Backdoor is listening on host - find it
> Level 48. .htaccess editor vs basic auth
> Level 49. Forged DNS from the CIA
> Level 50. No info
>
>
>
>
4 Different wargames -
Vortex
By touring through the most common exploitable bugs, users of this
wargame are expected to have gained mastery in the basic fundamentals
of system exploitation.
Semtex
Network-Based challenges, builds skills used in creating
server/client applications and challenges the user to figure out
problems with various network protocols.
Blacksun
Blacksun is a wargame for learning more advanced exploitation
techniques against hardened hosts and environments.
Drifter
Drifter is a new wargame, along the lines of vortex. It is
currently under development, if you would like to contribute levels /
ideas, please contact us. At this point in time, there is 5 levels.
Come check out our IRC server too at irc.overthewire.org, everyone is
usually very friendly.
2008/5/8 0x90 <secbasics@...>:
>
> Weird. I can't seem to find the original post to quote, I only see the
> responses. I will just guess what the original question was ;)
>
> Last year I wrote / posted my game to this list.
>
> http://hax.tor.hu/
>
> It isn't boring overcomplicated javascript, but neither smashing the stack
> /
> defeating grsec type challenges.
> A little bit of everything that is basic.
>
> I hope it's useful information for at least one person.
>
> Best regards,
> 0x90
>
> (list of challenges)
> Level 1. Make a nasa.gov URL display a text of my choice
> Level 2. debfKNH1AvtBo deGH9Aq./kiSY denjFRfA8kzL2
> Level 3. Recognize
> Level 4. IP address is 72.14.221.104. What contains 'art' that points to
> it?
> Level 5. Password is the owl's name
> Level 6. Let's see you do some easy SQL ninjitsu
> Level 7. snifflog.txt - ngrep format
> Level 8. Password is on a picture: not available from anywhere
> Level 9. Elementary Maths
> Level 10. A poem
> Level 11. As simple as hashing a string
> Level 12. Ultra Turing
> Level 13. PHP with source - needs exploiting and/or o-o-t-b thinking
> Level 14. Recognize #2
> Level 15. download.com's uptime
> Level 16. root:hsmfs;g@...
> Level 17. Feed me!
> Level 18. Find all usernames
> Level 19. red+blue+green = ?
> Level 20. Recognize #3
> Level 21. Backdoor on a suspended domain
> Level 22. MS-Word
> Level 23. Too easy
> Level 24. Defense Intelligence Agency
> Level 25. BitNinja
> Level 26. PHP filemanager with source - needs more exploit
> Level 27. The photo doesn't load
> Level 28. telnet://hax.tor.hu:1800 - Google Word Game
> Level 29. Circumvent PHP filters for XSS
> Level 30. Create the given image using a number
> Level 31. Find all usernames v2.0
> Level 32. Exploit file2image.php
> Level 33. Defense Information Systems Agency - 199.57.1.130
> Level 34. Password is in the image
> Level 35. Follow the pattern
> Level 36. Root password needed
> Level 37. password = f(200)
> Level 38. Name the malware
> Level 39. China Science And Technology Network
> Level 40. I can has satellite?
> Level 41. Poem vs PHP
> Level 42. Criminal Minds FBI haxor scene
> Level 43. CNN's router
> Level 44. Blind SQL injection
> Level 45. Frogs n Toads
> Level 46. Seizure!!!!!!!
> Level 47. Backdoor is listening on host - find it
> Level 48. .htaccess editor vs basic auth
> Level 49. Forged DNS from the CIA
> Level 50. No info
>
>
>
>
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