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Started by wilnix, August 14, 2005, 01:46:38 AM

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August 14, 2005, 01:46:38 AM
WOW. That's all I can say...not really...

After DC, I picked up a few books on python because I noticed how key it was during CTF. I've spent some time learning some of its key features, and I wanted to have a place to post some of the work I've done. I wouls also like anyone else to post their stuff here too, if at all possible...(of course, not the coolest work...fuzzy wuzzy was a bear, but he didnt give out his code either)...

Thanks,

Wilnix
alt email address: wilnix@hackphreak.org
August 16, 2005, 03:04:07 PM #1
Indeed. 2 years in a row now its been a crucial part of CTF. Probably because its not too hard to pick up and pretty powerful, especially in web/XML related applications.
"A well known hacker is a good hacker, an unknown hacker is a great hacker..."

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September 04, 2005, 04:42:20 AM #2
I am building a webservice that is riddled with holes (on purpose) for some people at work to spend time trying to find them and actually pull the unsecured data through. The backend will be completely in Perl (because I love it so HARD!), and the rest will be done in Python and C. I am still pretty impressed with how easy Python is to get started with. It reminds me of a more powerful PHP...


Wilnix
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