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Mr. Crack Jack

Posted on April 26, 2021April 27, 2021 by badbit

If you have ever written code in a text editor, you must have surely come across the legendary editor – Sublime Text at some point in your life. The native support for myriads of languages, customisable interface, hot plugins, neat interface, soothing colour scheme! You name it, Sublime has it all. Disclaimer This blog post…

Flare-On 7 | Challenge 2

Posted on November 3, 2020December 1, 2020 by badbit

In this challenge, we are presented with an executable file unlike the first challenge where we also had access to the source code. Just like any other programming / reversing challenge, this one could have been possibly solved by two ways (I could think of two, there may be more). Following is my write-up for…

Flare-On 7 | Challenge 1

Posted on November 1, 2020November 30, 2020 by badbit

This is my first entry for the Flare-On challenge. For those who don’t know, Flare-On is a yearly binary based challenge series which is heavily focused on reverse engineering. It usually comprises of ~15 challenges with increasing difficulty level. This year, the event had 11 challenges. Due to the nicheness and the difficulty level of…

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