import gmpy2 from Crypto.Util.number import * from binascii import a2b_hex,b2a_hex flag = "*****************" p = 262248800182277040650192055439906580479 q = 262854994239322828547925595487519915551 e = 65533 n = p*q c = pow(int(b2a_hex(flag),16),e,n) print c # 27565231154623519221597938803435789010285480123476977081867877272451638645710
python脚本 cipher="ooo yyy ii w uuu ee iii ee uuu ooo r yyy yyy e" base=" qwertyuiop" a=[" "," ","abc","def","ghi","jkl","mno","pqrs","tuv","wxyz"] for part in cipher.split(" "): s=base.index(part[0]) count=len(part) print(a[s][count-1],end="")
from gmpy2 import* from libnum import*N = 2188967977749378274223515689363599801320698247938997135947965550196681836543275429767581633044354412195352229175764784503562989045268075431206876726265968368605210824232207290410773979606662689866265612797103853982014198455433380266671856355564273196151136025319624636805659505233975208570409914054916955097594873702395812044506205943671404203774360656553350987491558491176962018842708476009578127303566834534914605109859995649555122751891647040448980718882755855420324482466559223748065037520788159654436293431470164057490350841209872489538460060216015196875136927502162027562546316560342464968237957692873588796640619530455268367136243313422579857823529592167101260779382665832380054690727358197646512896661216090677033395209196007249594394515130315041760988292009930675192749010228592156047159029095406021812884258810889225617544404799863903982758961208187042972047819358256866346758337277473016068375206319837317222523597 #N = p^2*q d = 1430375790065574721602196196929651174572674429040725535698217207301881161695296519567051246290199551982286327831985649037584885137134580625982555634409225551121712376849579015320947279716204424716566222721338735256648873164510429206991141648646869378141312253135997851908862030990576004173514556541317395106924370019574216894560447817319669690140544728277302043783163888037836675290468320723215759693903569878293475447370766682477726453262771004872749335257953507469109966448126634101604029506006038527612917418016783711729800719387298398848370079742790126047329182349899824258355003200173612567191747851669220766603 c = 1491421391364871767357931639710394622399451019824572362288458431186299231664459957755422474433520889084351841298056066100216440853409346006657723086501921816381226292526490195810903459483318275931326433052468863850690793659405367902593999395060606972100169925074005992478583035226026829214443008941631771292291305226470216430735050944285543542354459162474346521327649934512511202470099020668235115245819634762067338432916012664452035696422865651002305445711778476072004708256200872226475346448360491248823843688268126341094612981308791499434770936360676087490303951728563482686307164877000300082742316368597958297217061375140696272398140310043942637287763946305961019518639745426370821124559939597559475362769382796386720030343305889701616194279058139516811941262747298761646317383112470923295543635754747288259324745583689440061956478083777663996487389553238481759103908588004219390662578446313004404784835263543083088327198 pq = gcd(pow(2,d*N,N)-2,N) m = pow(c,d,pq) print(n2s(m))
Capture the Flag(CTF) is a special kind of information security competitions. There are three common types of CTFs: Jeopardy, Attack-Defence and mixed. Jeopardy-style CTFs has a couple of questions (tasks) in range of categories. For example, Web, Forensic, Crypto, Binary or something else. Team can gain some points for every solved task. More points for more complicated tasks usually. The next task in chain can be opened only after some team solve previous task. Then the game time is over sum of points shows you a CTF winer. Famous example of such CTF is Defcon CTF quals. Well, attack-defence is another interesting kind of competitions. Here every team has own network(or only one host) with vulnarable services. Your team has time for patching your services and developing exploits usually. So, then organizers connects participants of competition and the wargame starts! You should protect own services for defence points and hack opponents for attack points. Historically this is a first type of CTFs, everybody knows about DEF CON CTF - something like a World Cup of all other competitions. Mixed competitions may vary possible formats. It may be something like wargame with special time for task-based elements (e.g. UCSB iCTF). CTF games often touch on many other aspects of information security: cryptography, stego, binary analysis, reverse engeneering, mobile security and others. Good teams generally have strong skills and experience in all these issues. Usually, flag is some string of random data or text in some format. Example afctf{Oh_U_found_it_nice_tRy}
