About Me

My name is Archit and I'm a computer geek. I love playing PC games and tinkering with computers. I have learned a lot from online resources and I'm writing this blog to share my knowledge with people. I hope I'll be able to help people in solving a myriad of CTFS'. Also I'm always ready to be a part of a team taking part in online CTF competitions. Just let me know if you need me as a member or we could create a team of our own.

Who am I ?

Hello my fellow pentesters. My story starts with diving into the world of linux in my high school and then paving my way to cyber security. I took several courses and started doing CTFS' for practice. But I found that it is very easy to find questions compared to finding answers in case I'm stuck. It's said that in desperate times of need you either wait for a hero to come and save you or you either become one. So this is my attempt to help people whenever they get stuck in CTFS'. I'm not very good at this but I promise to become better and share my knowledge for the greater good.

I have recently completed my graduate from SRM Institute of Science & Technology, Chennai and planning for further studies. Although this pandemic has ruined it as of now. But I know I'll make it soon.

What do I do ?

I play a lot of PC games and would love to play some more but don't have a capable system. Maybe one day I'll get one. This blog is actually my step towards it. So let me know if you're up for a donation. Even a single buck would be a big help to me. And then some day I finally not just get one but EARN ONE.

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Hacktober CTF - Writeup

HACKTOBER CTF This post contains the writeups for: l Crypto n Hail Caesar n Down The Wrong Path l Forensics n Captured Memories n Amcaching In n Prefetch Perfection n Prefetch Perfection 2 l Linux n Talking to the dead 1 n Talking to the dead 2 l Programming n Message in an array n Trick or treat l Steganography n You believe in ghosts n Start digging n Blasphemy 1 OSINT n Creeping 1 n Creeping 2 n Creeping 3 n Past Attacks Hail Caesar In this question we have to decrypt TGG KUSJWV QGM and the question gives us a hint that its a caesar cipher. Although we don’t know the key but we really don’t need one for this. Loading it up in dcode gives us the answer as BOO SCARED YOU And thus the flag is flag{ BOO SCARED YOU } Down The Wrong Path The given image shows a transposition cipher. So reading it in a similar fashion results in this message: REMEMBER TO TELL SPOOKYBOI ABOUT THE NEW TARGETS OF OUR NEXT ATTACK So

CyberYoddha CTF - Writeup

This blog post contains the writeups for the following challenges :- Misc Lorem Ipsum Forensics Image Viewer The row beneath What's the password Steg 2 Steg Ultimate Cryptography Beware the Ides of March Sus Reverse Engineering Password 1 Trivia Trivia 1 Trivia 3 Trivia 4 Trivia 5 Trivia 7 Trivia 8 LOREM IPSUM The given text when googled will give you the original text and you'll realise that the given text has some additional characters attached to some words. Lorem ipsum dolor/c/ sit amet, consectetur/y/ adipiscing /c/elit, sed do/t/ eiusmod tempor inci/f/didunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua/l/. Ut enim ad minim/a/ veniam, quis/t/ nostrud exercitation ullamco/i/ laboris nisi/n/ ut aliquip ex ea/i/ commodo/s/ consequat. Duis /c/aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit /o/esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur /o/sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim /l/id est laborum. Extracting all these character

C4ptur3-th3-fl4g Walkthrough

TryHackMe c4ptur3-th3-fl4g Walkthrough Task - 1 Translation and Shifting Question 1 - c4n y0u c4p7u23 7h3 f149? Solution - This one's quite simple. This is called leet in which the text is written with modified spellings with the help of numbers in place of some characters. The answer for this one is - can you capture the flag? Question 2 - 01101100 01100101 01110100 01110011 00100000 01110100 01110010 01111001 00100000 01110011 01101111 01101101 01100101 00100000 01100010 01101001 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 00100000 01101111 01110101 01110100 00100001 Solution - This is written in binary as you can see that every set of 1's and 0's (separated by space) is a string of 8 numbers. So you can use any online resource such as rapidtables to convert binary to ascii. The answer for this is - lets try some binary out! Question 3 - MJQXGZJTGIQGS4ZAON2XAZLSEBRW63LNN5XCA2LOEBBVIRRHOM====== HINT : Having an equal sign at the end of

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