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Explainable network traffic anomaly detection with 11 detectors, PCAP/PCAPNG investigation, learned baselines, and a local dashboard. Includes a reproducible offline lab with synthetic traffic.
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A live 3D Linux process monitor that turns running processes into a city skyline. Explore CPU, memory, and thread usage with searchable process details, WebSocket updates, and a synthetic demo mode.
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A terminal video player that turns local videos into animated ASCII art with monochrome, ANSI, and truecolor modes. Includes a flickering candle demo, trimming and looping, and MP4 export with optional source audio.
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CTF solutions, investigation notes, and lessons from each solve.
The app exposes an insecure direct object reference (IDOR): an authenticated audit user who owns no accounts can still request records for another account by changing the numeric account…
Read writeup ↗The password and decoded flag both match the MD5 values embedded in the executable. This solution uses static analysis and a reconstruction of the decoder. The Windows executable was not…
Read writeup ↗The companion pcap to Who Goes There? captures the initial access: LLMNR poisoning of the file-server name, the NTLMv2 credential leak it triggers, the attacker relaying into the real…
Read writeup ↗Geolocate a photograph showing swans and gulls beside a broad river, then identify the precise point accepted by the challenge verifier.
Read writeup ↗strcpy into i1->name (a malloc(8)) has no bounds check. Heap chunks are allocated sequentially, so a long argv[1] walks straight out of the name chunk and into the i2 struct that sits…
Read writeup ↗The service presents a World Cup final that finished 0–0. The winner is decided by a penalty shootout. For every Uzbekistan penalty, the player must choose one of three directions:
Read writeup ↗Majoring in cybersecurity management. Focused on reverse engineering and cryptography, with a strong interest in purple-team thinking — pairing offensive techniques with defensive engineering.
Reached the finals of the WIUT Inter-University Hackathon and finished in 7th place on October 10–11, 2026.
Qualified among the top 10 teams on April 18, 2026, for the offline grand final in Uzbekistan on April 30, 2026. Disqualified for doing a great job.
Highest placement of the season on CTFtime — 9th place among all participating teams, earning 5080 CTF points.
1981 CTF points toward the team's 2026 rating on CTFtime.
4480 CTF points in one of the season's toughest international fields.