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Hackover CTF rollthedice solution
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from pwn import * | |
from Crypto.Cipher import AES | |
r = remote("challenges.hackover.h4q.it", 1415) | |
def decr(key, roll): | |
return u16(AES.new(key).decrypt(roll)[:2], endian="big") | |
for i in range(32): | |
r.recvuntil("My dice roll: ") | |
roll = b64d(r.recvline()) | |
r.recvuntil("Your dice roll: ") | |
r.sendline(b64e(roll)) | |
r.recvuntil("My key: ") | |
key = b64d(r.recvline()) | |
dice = decr(key, roll) | |
log.info("Got dice roll: %d" % dice) | |
# only the first 2 bytes of the AES block are relevant | |
# we can bruteforce a key which decrypts to the bytes we need | |
i = 0 | |
while True: | |
trykey = p64(0)+p64(i) | |
if decr(trykey, roll) == 7-dice: | |
break | |
i+=1 | |
r.recvuntil("Your key: ") | |
r.sendline(b64e(trykey)) | |
r.interactive() |
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