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Which doesnt really help me. Any ideas? Else stuff like spaces in dir trees etc Interesting it won't work via CP. However it is working through my debugger with no modifications. So I guess that will work for now. Trying to figure out the 3 we need now.
Awesome bed time reading and great job guys! I am stuck on part 3, it took me about 20 mins to part 1 and 2 and the evil part 3 showed its head. Are the two firmware pieces supposed to be decompressed using the 7z algorithm? That would expand it, possibly revealing the third piece?
Also, I don't understand where the "cyberwin" piece came from, could someone explain? Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem. Thanks" I am working on that right now. If anyone is interested this is my attempt at the VM. No idea if its better or worse than the existing one.
The cyberwin is the original text that was used for the 'hqDTK7b8K2rvw' found in the exe, the 'hqDTK7b8K2rvw' is a hash of cyberwin, and the hq is the salt used for the hash as far as i can tell. Cracking effort guys. I've gotten as far as Stage 3, but it's had me stumped the last hour! Keep up the good work. I'm also stumped now - been trying different variations of the license.
The translation is not clear. Sorry had a break to make some sandwiches : and yeah the cyberwin came from decrypting the hash using rainbow tables, and yes it is correct cause if you notice changing any portion of the 'gchqcyberwin' renders the license invalid. The additional 12 characters must come from somewhere. Quote from russian pages: 'Of course. And I've already written. All bytes are first assignment used in solving the entire Challenge. What are the bytes can be changed in the first task so that it will not affect the receipt of references to the second task?
So you get the name of the directory This is the part in the keygen that determines if the license is valid: And it is comparing it to Bryon. May or may not be useful. Exactly what I was thinking Flex, but at the moment I see nothing like that.
I will have to keep digging. Previous version wasn't working because I wasn't using the code segment. Bryon is on to something for sure. Also, in case it isnt clear, the h is in hex, not decimal. Here is the exe disassembled. Look at line The hex line that Bryon mentioned converts to qhcg lol - coincdence? Its not an anagram, it's just reversed - so maybe they're hinting that we need to reverse what we're trying.
Let's focus on what what we have 'left' to use: deadbeef the two firmware codes someone mentioned some unused bytes from part 1?? Wednesday, November 30, Can you crack it? The UK govt created a challenge to find eligible code crackers. I got close, but my skills aren't up to par. Here is as far as I got.
My mind automagically tells me this is shellcode. I copied the code over into gedit, and made the following adjustments. This told me that the shellcode was at least not crashing, so it was probably valid shellcode.
Looks like my first impression was correct. RXB ca: 49 75 de rex. B dd: 41 rex. B de: 41 rex. The x86 asm gcc spits out is exactly what I wanted to see. Not only that, but do you see the 0xdeadbeef? Once I knew I was in the right direction, I loaded the binary into gdb. I through a breakpoint on the printf line with break printf and ran the binary.
I looked at the stack frame, traversed through the memory and found the strings I suspected were what we were supposed to be looking for. However, they seemed to be all multi-byte characters. I wasn't able to decipher any of them within the time limit. I had found out about the contest about 2 hours before it was over.
This took me about an hour to get to traversing the stack for the strings, and I got stuck. Oh well. Maybe next time if I have more time I can get a bit further. Posted by Brandon Perry at PM. Labels: reverse engineering , ubuntu-only. Anonymous Thursday, December 01, AM. Phill Thursday, December 01, AM.
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