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From: Anthony Lineberry (anthony.lineberry
gmail.com)
Date: Wed Aug 13 2008 - 20:34:17 CDT
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I have to say, 40 minutes was a good limit. I struggled for a bit at
the beginning as I was unfamiliar with the tools. (I had never really
even used olly that much before).
But after I got the hang of them it was fun. I didn't think I was even
going to pull it off when it got close to the time limit. I was
definitely no Pusscat with fucking 16 minutes! what an asshole! But I
think had I had a copy of IDA and windbg, I might have been able to
speed up my time a bit.
As for how school of root did it... I'd love to know some specifics.
Past the fact that chris eagle has a factory of badasses. haha
--
Anthony Lineberry
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 1:47 PM, Dave Aitel <dave
immunityinc.com> wrote:
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> So lots of people came to take the NOP test - almost everyone passed,
> which was surprising. The average time to complete the exercise out of
> the 26 people who took it was 32 minutes. This, of course, is a lot less
> than the 2 hours that Microsoft quoted for the CANVAS Early Release of
> MS08-025, which is what I hear they said catalyzed movement on some of
> their new programs. You can read about these programs here (blackhat
> slides are not up yet, to my knowledge):
> http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/events/blackhat/materials.mspx
>
> Regardless, there's clearly lots of interest in a hands-on-exploitation
> certification. I find it's especially good for people who for whatever
> reason cannot fill out their skills on their resume.
>
> One thing that was interesting this year at Defcon was CTF, which was a
> bit of a blowout, even though the game itself was reasonably fair and
> there were lots of good teams competing. At some point it would be cool
> if school of root (the winning team) posted how they did it.
>
> - -dave
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