@terjanq A lot of these challenges were trivial enough for LLM solves. I'm sure there was flag sharing too but GPT-5 Thinking was able to solve a number of these without additional user input
To their credit, they did compare properly in their GitHub readme graph. There was originally 100 challenges to solve so they converted everyone's results out of 100. I just wish they showed adjusted results based on the set of common challenges.
@gynvael It's been really impressive with CTF challenges too tbh. The "thinking" mode (which is more like an agent then actual thinking tbh) is very good at using that Jupyter notebook to perform file related tasks like parsing and analysing PCAP challenges using built-in libraries
@CPUGenius11@HSVSphere@womjat If you're using borg 2.0 (or rclone), hetzner storage solutions, backblaze B2 or AWS Deep Archive have decently priced offline backups.
W/o for egress costs and operational mechanics costs (LIST files, PUT files etc). They'll increase your costs quite a bit
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Looking forward to the AD Workshop during @defcon "Dip Your Toes in Infrastructure Testing: A Hands on Workshop Focusing on the Things CTF's Don't Teach"
Full schedule at: https://t.co/3b9dj1TyeK
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Introducing KrbRelayUp - a universal no-fix local privilege escalation in windows domain environments where LDAP signing is not enforced (the default settings).
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