1/29/2016 Video Writeup EFF-CTF 2016

For a while I've been trying to understand a little bit about reversing and low level stuff, sometimes it becomes a little difficult but if you want you can, so this post it is to highlight a youtube channel that I've been checking in this vacations it the Liveoverflow's great videos that solves a few reversing challenges. As you know the most recent security conference was  the Usenix enigma as it's commonly in this kind of Cons there was a Capture The Flag , The EFF was runing a hacking contest at Enigma!  The challenges included web hacking, binary analysis, cryptography challenges, and more.


So LiveOverflow solve this after a few hours and he posted this on his youtube channel, so here it is .

2/09/2013 Debian bugs #800000 and #1000000 contest

reading quickly my email i found this 

As the bug #700000 mark was turned on February 7th 2013, Debian
developers and contributors need yet another new challenge.

So, for the fourth time, a small contest has been set up. It
is very simple: please place a bet (one per person) about the day bugs
#800000 and #1000000 will be reported.

The winner(s) will be the person(s) placing her|his|their bet as close
as possible to the real moment bug #800000 and #1000000 are reported.

There is nothing to win but the pride of being the person who
predicted our bug report rate for the next months|years, just what
René Mayorga won twice for bugs #500000 and #600000 and an obscure
french DD won for bug #700000.

The bet page is a wiki page: http://wiki.debian.org/800000thBugContest

It will be closed on April 30th 2013 (if I remember doing so!). Bets
will be kept statically until bug #800000 is reported.

Please note that bets for bug #1000000 placed back in 2008 and 2010
are kept on this page. Do not modify that section but record your bet
in "Bets for bug #1000000, placed after bug #700000, in 2013".