CyberSoc CTF — General Knowledge
Cyber Detective CTF is an OSINT-focussed CTF created by the Cyber Society at Cardiff University.
In this article we are going to quickly solve the CyberSoc CTF — General Knowledge challenges. These are challenges for n00bs so let’s get into it.
SPY
So, we have a hint i.e. OSINT, so we know what the complete abbreviation of OSINT really is.
HUSH
We have been emphasizing this a lot everywhere i.e. use HTTPS rather than HTTP. So, we definitely know what HTTPS stands for.
PORTED
Port 80 is for HTTP so what is the port for HTTPS?
SLUGGISH
There have been times when we have seen very SLOW animals on National Geographic. Might be there was a attack for APACHE servers as well?
WIFILOCK
This has to do everything with WiFi. There were time when it was possible to sniff into the wireless traffic due to WEP but later on this was matured and WPA came into being. What do you have to say for the same?
FISHY
There is only one and the most famous and most popular Network Protocol Analyzer.
IKNOWYOURNAME
There is a really good and old website for checking our wireless access points around the globe and all it does it shows you with the neat and clean graph. You feel WIGGLE WIGGLE.
URLSAFE
Well, most of the people in IT specially developers confuse this with encryption and you can find it in BASIC AUTH.
STREETVIEW
Google has Google Maps but does it have any other tool to have a good street view?
BLEEPBLOOP
This looks something like a code which came into limelight in 1837.