I'll be doing
more livestreaming this Friday, same time (19:00 UTC+2) on
gynvael.coldwind.pl/live-en (which at this moment points to
livecoding.tv/gynvael, but looking at
this poll I'll probably move to YouTube with my next streams). There are two items on my list for Friday's:
- Either "Zippy" (WEB 300 from CONFidence CTF 2016, by mlen) or "Revenge of Bits" (STEGANO 200 from the same on, by me).
- And CrackMeZ3S by bart after that. Please note that I might be struggling a lot with this one, as I did not solve/see it before, and I plan to keep it this way (a couple of viewers requested that I show my approach to unknown targets - well, that's the plan for this stream).
Apart from that one more thing: we actually have an IRC channel for my streams (well, Polish-language streams so far), but there is no reason for English speakers not to join; it's #gynvaelstream @ freenode. Or perhaps I should make a separate channel for the English streams? Let me know what you think in the comments.
In any case, see you Friday!
Comments:
@xtreeme
If I won't be able to solve the crackme during 2 hours of the stream (which is what I expect btw), I'll continue on the next stream :)
In case I won't be able to solve it during the next one, I'll either do another one, or solve it offline and show how to solve it on the last one.
I think you should stick with Livecoding.tv since it's basically meant for programming and you will be meeting the right audience. YouTube is also good but for me at first was confusing and took me a while to understand how the streaming works. Either way I believe if you want to broadcast it's best you target the right audience who will appreciate it.
Thanks
I just can't extract to get exe file.
The EXE doesn't have a password - you can extract it without any issues (just confirmed).
Only the CPP file has a password.
If your ZIP unpacker insists it needs a password to extract the EXE... change the unpacker ;)
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