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Over the weekend, July 28-31 2017 RPISEC competed with Lab RATs and Techsec in DEFCON Finals, one of the most important CTFs of every year. Only 15 teams in the world get to qualify for the event each year, and our team under Lab RATs was able to earn the right to compete among 14 other globally professional teams.

This writeup is for the reversing challenge “X Sanitizer” we solved during 2017 Google CTF Quals. This writeup and 3 others were also submitted to the Google CTF Writeup Competition.

This writeup is for the reversing challenge “Web Assembly” we solved during 2017 Google CTF Quals. This writeup was submitted to the Google CTF Writeup Competition and won a $500 prize.

This writeup is for the reversing challenge “Moon” we solved during 2017 Google CTF Quals.

This writeup is for the “Food” challenge found in Google CTF Quals 2017, from the reversing category.

This weekend we played in BCTF, though we took it a little easy in preparation for upcoming CTFs. However, we were able to solve a challenge with only one other solve, so we decided to write up our progress on it. It essentially boiled down to a sandbox escape.

This is a writeup for the pwn 200 binary exploitation challenge “hiddensc” we solved during Boston Key Party 2017.