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title: WHID Injector - Tips and Tricks
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## WHID Injector - Tips and Tricks
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What is it ? The WHID Injector is USB Key which act as a remote keyboard. Basically it sets up a Wifi Access Point where you can connect and send whatever you want on the machine. It also has a Rubber Ducky payload converter, an exfiltrated data tab and many more.
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What can I do ? Everything you could do with a keyboard plugged into a computer, for example : using [WHID Toolkit](https://github.com/swisskyrepo/WHID_Toolkit) you can spawn a reverse-shell :D
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title: DVID - Damn Vulnerable IoT Device
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## DVID - Damn Vulnerable IoT Device
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Who ever wanted to learn about Hardware Hacking ? I found this small opensource **IoT hacking** learning board while I was in a security event. It is designed by [@vulcainreo](https://twitter.com/vulcainreo/) and cost around 45€, more than 300 units were shipped around the world.
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Let's dig into this awesome project and clone the git : `https://github.com/Vulcainreo/DVID.git` !
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title: DLS 2024 - RedTeam Fails - "Oops my bad I ruined the operation"
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## Red Team Fails - "Oops my bad I ruined the operation", a story on how to fail a red team assessment.
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TLDR: Recently I had the pleasure to give a rump during the "Drink Love Share" meet organized by [TheLaluka](https://twitter.com/TheLaluka). This blog post will delve deeper into the topic.
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Recently I had the pleasure to give a rump during the "Drink Love Share" meet organized by [TheLaluka](https://twitter.com/TheLaluka). This blog post will delve deeper into the topic.
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title: Ph0wn CTF 2019 - Flag Digger
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## Ph0wn CTF 2019 - Flag Digger
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TLDR: It's never too late to try to solve an old challenge. This blog post is a quick writeup of a challenge from the Ph0wn CTF 2019 where you were given a small chip and you had to extract the flag from it.
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title: SSRFmap - Introducing the AXFR module
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## SSRFmap - Introducing the AXFR module
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After reading a great blog post about a CTF challenge where you had to chain several SSRF to get the flag, I took some time to improve SSRFmap, fix the bugs and merge the Pull Requests. Then I implemented a new module called `axfr` to trigger a DNS zone transfer from the SSRF using the gopher protocol. This blog post is about my journey on implementing it.
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title: Anatomy of Pokemon glitches
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# Anatomy of Pokemon glitches
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Anatomy of Pokemon glitches, or how to impress your school friends during break time.
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Digging into the anatomy of Pokemon Yellow glitches, or how to impress your school friends during break time.
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Sameboy support symbol files, you can build the ROM and then put breakpoints on specific functions using their name. Here is the symbol file for the original Pokemon Yellow rom : [pokeyellow.sym](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pret/pokeyellow/symbols/pokeyellow.sym)
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```ps1
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{% highlight powershell%}
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# breakpoint
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> b BattleTransition
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Breakpoint 1 set at BattleTransition ($1c:$49d7)
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# display the content of the memory for the address
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ex wViridianForestCurScript
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ex $cd2d
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{% endhighlight %}
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The following commands are a huge help when we want to debug our actions, pause the game or display the content of the memory at a specific address.
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`wEngagedTrainerClass` correspond to the type of Trainer that is battling you, for example: "Youngster", "Bug Catcher", "Athlete", "Fisher", etc. And the `wEngagedTrainerSet` is the number of the trainer.
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```ps1
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{% highlight powershell%}
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wEngagedTrainerClass = 201 (0xC9)
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wEngagedTrainerSet = 6
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# Youngster #6
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```
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{% endhighlight %}
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But this is also used for wild Pokemon, the first variable is used to define the **ID**, and the second is the **LEVEL**.
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For example, the following data is a Gengar level 35.
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```ps1
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{% highlight powershell%}
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wEngagedTrainerClass = 14 (0xe)
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wEngagedTrainerSet = 35
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# Gengar LVL35
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```
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{% endhighlight %}
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If you want to calculate manually the spaces displayed on the GIF, here are a remainder of the units:
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