cctf

Analyzes binary files for vulnerabilities and develops exploits. Use when working with ELF/PE executables, pwn challenges, buffer overflow, heap exploitation, ROP chains, format string bugs, or shellcode development.

Breaks cryptographic systems and decrypts ciphertext. Use when working with RSA, AES, XOR, classical ciphers, hash functions, or when challenge involves encryption, decryption, keys, or mathematical crypto attacks.

Extracts hidden data from files and analyzes forensic artifacts. Use when working with images, memory dumps, disk images, steganography, file carving, or when searching for hidden flags in files.

Reverses and exploits mobile applications. Use when working with Android APK files, iOS IPA files, mobile app reversing, Frida hooking, or app security analysis challenges.

Analyzes network traffic and exploits protocols. Use when working with PCAP files, Wireshark captures, packet analysis, protocol exploitation, traffic forensics, or data exfiltration detection.

Gathers intelligence from public sources. Use when searching for usernames, geolocating images, investigating social media, analyzing domains, or solving information gathering challenges.

Escapes Python sandbox restrictions. Use when working with restricted Python eval/exec environments, sandbox escapes, filtered input challenges, or Python jail challenges.

Exploits web application vulnerabilities. Use when working with SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, SSTI, command injection, path traversal, authentication bypass, deserialization, or any web-based CTF challenge.

Generate comprehensive CTF writeups as blog articles. Use when solving a challenge, documenting solutions, or when /writeup command is invoked.