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Ideas for puzzles
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* Bootable image with FreeDOS, Linux, Inferno? HURD?
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* Bury puzzles in various weird locations within each OS
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* Maybe put some in the boot loader, too
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* Perhaps have some sort of network puzzle as well
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* Network treasure hunt
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* DHCP option
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* Single TCP RST with token in payload
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* Multiple TCP RST with different payloads
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* http://10.0.0.2/token
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* PXE boot some sort of points-gathering client
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* Init asks for a team hash, and starts awarding points
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* Broken startup scripts, when fixed award more points
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* Lots of remote exploits
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* "qemu -net socket" vpn thingy and then...
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* sfxrar packed with upx. Change an instruction so it won't actually
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execute.
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* pwnables: have scp log passwords somewhere
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Capture the Packet
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* Jim Meilander could teach a class about Bro
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* Use qemu -net socket,connect=10.0.0.2:5399 for capture the packet
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From Jed Crandell
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* Have password easily read, must determine username with stack
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examination (like in printf category)
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* Use %600000u%n to write an arbitrary value to a location in
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stack, then jump to that location somehow.
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LANL Capture The Flag
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The LANL CTF training and exercise is designed to train novice to expert
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analysts in new techniques and tools. Course material is in a tutorial
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format, which is bundled into the exercise.
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The class portion proceeds as a lecture style, although participants are
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encouraged to work at their own pace, soliciting assistance from
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instructors during the lab sections of the lecture. A Capture-The-Flag
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style exercise follows the training as a mechanism to reinforce concepts
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the participants have just learned, as well as introduce new concepts,
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and to help participants learn how to deal with an actual security
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incident. In the exercise portion, participants form into teams which
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compete against each other to gain points in a broad spectrum of
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categories.
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Event categories and training topics are easily customized to better
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meet each site's requirements for training.
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Key Features
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Portable: Hardware for up to 80 participants fits into a single
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suitcase, and the exercise portion can be conducted by a single
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organizer for up to 100 participants.
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Flexible: Exercise or Training can be run standalone, and can last
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anywhere from 2 hours to 5 days.
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Lasting: Exercise portion reinforces concepts learned during training.
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Modular: Categories can be cherry-picked from an ever-growing list,
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creating a custom-tailored training and exercise.
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Extensible: New modules can be added quickly.
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Categories currently available: (September 2010)
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* Base arithmetic
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* Introductory computer programming / logical thinking
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* Host forensics
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* Malware reverse-engineering
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* Network reverse-engineering
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* Packet capture and analysis tools
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* Reconstruction of session data
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* Protocol reverse-engineering
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* Custom tool development skills
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* Linux systems programming
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* Using strace, ltrace, gdb
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* Understanding race conditions
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* Programming securely
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* Web application development
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* Cross-site scripting attacks
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* Input validation
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* SQL Injection
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* Security vs. obscurity
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* Cryptography and codebreaking
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* Steganography detection and extraction
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* Social engineering
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* Binary file formats
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* General puzzle-solving skills
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Categories in development
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* Securing SCADA devices
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* Network traffic monitoring
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* Log file analysis
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* HTML / Javascript reverse-engineering
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* Your request goes here!
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