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New challenges
After missing the announcement for the second part of the Network Forensics Puzzle (yes, I’m subscribed the feed now!) I would like to regain your trust by bringing two other contests to your attention: Miracle on Thirty-Hack Street from ethicalhacker.net the sevenfour challenges (a “keygen-me” type of challenge) Bonus content: t2’09 challenge solutions (via the…
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New Ethical Hacker challenge
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EthicalHacker.net compromised
Today I was greeted by the following e-mail in my inbox: EH-Net Compromise Disclosure EH-Net was compromised a few months back, and we are asking all members to immediately change their passwords. Although we do not hold any sensitive data such as social security numbers, credit card numbers, date of birth, etc., we still realize…
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New Ethical Hacker Challenge
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Ethical hacker challenge solution posted
To the Santa Claus is Hacking in Town challenge. You can find it here: Santa Claus is Hacking to Town – Answers and Winners. Unfortunately my answer wasn’t accepted 100% because of a small misunderstanding, but it got cleared up and all is good now :-). The RaDaJo blog also posted a detailed solution (warning!…
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Solution to the Ethical Hacker Challenge posted
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Solution for the Ethical Hacker Network Challenge
As always, I’m publishing my submission to the latest Ethical Hacker Network Challenge (after the submission deadline of course). I believe that publishing all the solutions (rather than just the winner) creates a richer environment to learn from each-other. The basic idea came from me seeing tutorials to tunnel SMB over SSH, the difference being…
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New ethical hacker challenge
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Ethical hacker challenge solution
Given that the deadline passed, I’ll publish my solution to the Scooby Doo Ethical hacker challenge. In related news (via SANS): the November challenge from packetlife. The deadline is the 20th of November, so hurry up. Can you figure out who killed Dr. Wilson, and why? I would say it was Dr. Miller. In the…
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Ethical hacker challenges