Finished all of this year's #flareon12 challenges ๐ฅณ
This is my 7th year in a row of completing them all, and this year I reached top-30 worldwide.
Thank you Google's FLARE team for the great challenges, and see you next year!
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I wrote an article about known attacks on Elliptic Curve Cryptography, check it out! github.com/elikaski/ECC_Attaโฆ
I learned this subject in the weeks prior to #flareon11, and coincidentally one of the attacks I demonstrate also appeared in challenge 7 (which helped me and many others solve it). Due to the demand, I translated the article to English so that everyone could benefit from it.
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#flareon11 finally completed! Made it to top 50 for another year ๐ Challenges 7 and 10 were my favorites, challenge 9 was absolutely brutal. A big thank you to FLARE team, see you next year! ๐
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#flareon11 Challenge 7 is definitely on another level! What a ride it has been ๐ซ Onto 8...
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I added a new Python bytecode instruction, UNARY_COLLATZ, which calculates the Collatz function of a number. Because why not?
github.com/elikaski/cpython/โฆ
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Last year top 100, this year top 50 ๐ฅณ
Thank you #flareon10 team for yet another set of great challenges. That was fun and challenging as usual ๐
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Meet Indra, the group of hackers behind the attack against Iran Railways and several Syrian companies with ties to the Iranian regime.
We analyzed their operations, the evolution of their tools, and their presence on social media.
research.checkpoint.com/2021โฆ
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Obfuscate (hide) the PE imports from static/dynamic analysis tools.
github.com/d35ha/CallObfuscaโฆ
Great writeups !
We are excited to launch our new website with write-ups for #flareon7!๐ฅณ
From the very first challenge to the pain and joy of 10 and 11 โ We explain our approach, automation, emulation & more!
Check them out @ explained.re/
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