“The 2020 Syskron Security CTF event is a free online cyber security competition for everyone. This year’s CTF event features an original background story! You act as a cyber security professional, working for a Czech manufacturing company.
We provide 20 challenges focused on industrial security (all levels of difficulty). Most challenges are derived from real-world security problems, so you have fun and learn about actual cyber security!”
This one is self-explanatory, I just wanted to put a copy of the welcome letter in the post:
syskronCTF{th4nk-you}
For this one I used Packet Total, because it is able to recognize malware signatures:
syskronCTF{Industroyer}
This is another simple one:
syskronCTF{y0u-f0und-a-header-flag}
This one took some internet research because I don’t know much about how to navigate through SQL databases yet, but I was eventually able to piece it together:
For the number of users just scroll to the end of the table:
For similar passwords, use the following:
For the number of bcrypt passwords, just group everything by password and the ones that start with $2b$ will stand out:
syskronCTF{376_mah6geiVoo_21}
For this one I used a website called FotoForensics to search for Hidden Pixels:
syskronCTF{d0-Y0u-UNdEr5TaND-C2eCh?}
Unfortunately I did not get to complete many challenges here because I was spending most of my time on the NCL Fall 2020 Individual Game. But the few that I completed did teach me some new skills. I was mostly proud of getting that SQL one!
Happy Hacking! ❤
