PYTHON AND INFORMATION SECURITY
EVM Puzzles is a GitHub repo from fvictorio containing a collection of puzzles to teach how the EVM operates.For each challenge we are supplied with the bytecode of the contract, the objective is to send a successful transaction. GitHub Readme In s...
Level 1 “Fallback” gives us the source code of a contract, to beat the level we must claim ownership of the contract and drain it’s balance to 0. Level 1 Using the Get new instance button, we deploy our contract. Console view. Take a look over the ...
This is the first in the Ethernaut write-up series by CAPS LOCK DAVE.LEVEL 0 CAN BE FOUND HERE This level serves as the tutorial and guides us through the setup needed to participate in the CTF. We need: MetaMask Wallet with Testnet Ether Web Brow...
Coding a Basic HTML Web Scraper in Python
Installing Jupyter Notebook with pip and creating your first notebook.
If you haven’t taken a look at my level 1 write-up, I would recommend going back and reading it over because it explains our processes and the tools we are using. Level 2 of the Crack the hash room contains more hashes to crack, this time with salts ...
Crack the hash is a free room on TryHackMe, found here. It is rated Easy and contains a series of hashes to be cracked. At first glance I see some hash formats that I instantly recognize, like md5 at level 1 task 1, and others that are much longer or...
So you’ve garnered an interest in cyber security and you’ve heard this term thrown around.. but what is it? The Cyber Kill Chain is a 7-step outline that breaks down a cyber-threat actors process and the steps they must go through when conducting a s...