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      <title>FireFlow - Chaining Langflow RCE, JWT Abuse, and Kubernetes nodes/proxy to Root an HTB Box</title>
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      <description>Challenge Description Difficulty: 🟡 Medium&#xA;Since Full Pwn challenges don&amp;rsquo;t have a description like other challenges, here&amp;rsquo;s a recipe for a great Cozido à Portuguesa:&#xA;Ingredients 500 g beef 1/2 chicken Pork ribs and pork ear 1 chouriço 1 morcela 1 farinheira Potatoes Carrots Cabbage Rice Salt and pepper Instructions Add the beef, chicken, and pork to a large pot with water, salt, and pepper. Boil and simmer for about 1.</description>
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      <title>Dudsat - Reversing a Doppler-Disguised Permutation Cipher</title>
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      <description>Challenge Description Category: Reverse Engineering&#xA;Difficulty: 🟡 Medium&#xA;Networks trust its timing. So does a clearing system that moves money across four countries. Six weeks ago someone quietly bought ORBIT-9. Last week the clearing system froze for eleven hours. Yesterday a regional airport logged position drift during a HELIOS-7 pass. Not accidents. Tests. A burned asset codenamed FERRYMAN pulled one file off an ORBIT-9 maintenance laptop before going dark. A binary, lbproc, described internally as a link budget validation tool.</description>
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      <title>Sysprobe - Five Layers of Onion, One DFT, One Flag</title>
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      <description>Challenge Category: Reverse Engineering&#xA;Difficulty: 🔴 Hard&#xA;Task Force Nightfall has intercepted a binary pulled from a compromised monitoring node inside a critical infrastructure operator. On the surface it is exactly what it claims to be - a routine diagnostics utility, the kind deployed silently across thousands of managed endpoints. Clean signature, legitimate-looking output, nothing that trips an alert. But the node it was found on had no business running it.</description>
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      <title>SANDY - Malware Reverse Challenge</title>
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      <description>Challenge Description Author: John Hammond&#xA;My friend Sandy is really into cryptocurrencies! She&amp;rsquo;s been trying to get me into it too, so she showed me a lot of Chrome extensions I could add to manage my wallets. Once I got everything sent up, she gave me this cool program!&#xA;She says it adds better protection so my wallets can&amp;rsquo;t get messed with by hackers.&#xA;Sandy wouldn&amp;rsquo;t lie to me, would she&amp;hellip;?</description>
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      <description>Hey, I&amp;rsquo;m Leandro! I am an Offensive Security Specialist, and spend my days hunting down security flaws, tinkering with code, and figuring out how systems can break.&#xA;I&amp;rsquo;ve collected a few certifications along the way (OSCE3, OSWE, OSED, OSEP, OSCP, OSWP, CRTP, GCIH, etc.), and a few CVEs:&#xA;CVE-2025-28168 CVE-2026-26273 CVE-2026-26281 CVE-2026-26270 CVE-2026-40888 I actually started in software engineering, so I know my way around development, and architecture before diving headfirst into security.</description>
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      <title>RC4 Reverse Engineering</title>
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      <description>RC4 Reverse Engineering RC4 Overview RC4 is a lightweight stream cipher commonly used in malware for string decryption, binary unpacking, and encrypting network traffic.&#xA;When analyzing a binary that uses RC4, there are a few key indicators and areas worth examining.&#xA;No matter how much obfuscation is applied, typically if you find two loops responsible for initializing and scrambling a substitution box, it’s a strong sign that RC4 is being used.</description>
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      <title>Verification Clarification</title>
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      <description>Challenge Description Author: @resume&#xA;Difficulty: 🟡 Medium&#xA;One of our users received an unexpected email asking them to complete extra verification in order to download a zip file, but they weren’t expecting to receive any files.&#xA;Your task is to investigate the verification link provided in the email and determine if it’s suspicious or potentially malicious (“phishy”).&#xA;Note: If the verification link doesn’t respond when you visit it directly, try accessing it using a different method or tool.</description>
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      <title>Automating SQL Server Linked-Server Password Recovery with PowerShell</title>
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      <description>SQL Server Linked Server Passwords ⚠️ Disclaimer: Legal Use Only&#xA;This script is provided solely for legal purposes. Any use of this script for illegal activities or in violation of applicable laws is strictly prohibited.&#xA;I take no responsibility if:&#xA;You use this script for unlawful purposes. You encounter any legal consequences as a result of using this script inappropriately. This whole script can be broken down into 4 steps. The first step is enabling TCP/IP connections on all SQL Server Instances.</description>
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