EasyCTF IV – Recap
Description EasyCTF is one of the largest student-run high school cybersecurity events. It took place on Fri. 10/02/2018 until Sun. 20/02/2018. 1790 teams competed in the event.
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EasyCTF IV – Special Endings
Description She taught us so much… tribute
EasyCTF IV – Not OTP
Description It seems we’ve intercepted 2 strings that were both encrypted with what looks like OTP! Is it possible to decrypt them? c1 = 38445d4e5311544249005351535f005d5d0c575b5e4f481155504e495740145f4c505c5c0e196044454817564d4e12515a5f4f12465c4a45431245430050154b4d4d415c560c4f54144440415f595845494c125953575513454e11525e484550424941595b5a4b c2 = 3343464b415550424b415551454b00405b4553135e5f00455f540c535750464954154a5852505a4b00455f5458004b5f430c575b58550c4e5444545e0056405d5f53101055404155145d5f0053565f59524c54574f46416c5854416e525e11506f485206554e51
EasyCTF IV – Soupstitution
Description We had a flag, but lost it in a mess of alphabet soup! Can you help us find it? Connect to the server via nc c1.easyctf.com 12484.
EasyCTF IV – RSA V
Description Bob is extremely paranoid, so he decided that just one RSA encryption is not enough. Before sending his message to Alice, he forced her to create 5 public keys so he could encrypt his message 5 times! Show him that he still is not secure… Here are the 5 public keys that Bob used, […]