Exercises
| Exercise | Avg. Time | Difficulty | Solved by | Tier | |
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Unicode and Uppercase
This exercise covers how you can use unicode to gain access to an admin account.
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< 1 Hr. |  |
687 | PRO |
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Code Review 06
This exercise is one of our challenges to help you learn how to review real source code
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2-4 Hr. | |
393 | PRO |
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Cross-Site Leak
This exercise covers how to use Cross-Site Leak to recover sensitive information
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2-4 Hr. |  |
591 | PRO |
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From SQL injection to Shell III: PostgreSQL Edition
SQL Injection
This exercise covers how to gain access to an administration interface using a SQL injection, and how to get command execution using Ghostscript
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2-4 Hr. | |
257 | PRO |
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OAuth2: Client CSRF II
This exercise covers the exploitation of a CSRF in an OAuth2 Client
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2-4 Hr. | |
499 | PRO |
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XSS Include
XSS
This exercise covers how to use Cross-Site-Scripting Include to leak information
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< 1 Hr. |  |
1378 | PRO |
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OAuth2: Client CSRF
This exercise covers the exploitation of a CSRF in an OAuth2 Client
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< 1 Hr. | |
977 | PRO |
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Code Review 05
This exercise is one of our challenges to help you learn how to review real source code
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2-4 Hr. | |
440 | PRO |
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Code Review 04
This exercise is one of our challenges to help you learn how to review real source code
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1-2 Hr. | |
558 | PRO |
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JS Prototype Pollution
This exercise covers how to exploit Prototype Pollution against a JavaScript application
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< 1 Hr. | |
965 | PRO |
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OAuth2: Authorization Server CSRF
This exercise covers the exploitation of a CSRF in an OAuth2 Authorization Server
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1-2 Hr. | |
1173 | PRO |
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Code Review 03
This exercise is one of our challenges to help you learn how to review real source code
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2-4 Hr. | |
480 | PRO |
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SSRF in PDF generation
This exercise covers how you can read arbitrary files when an application generates pdfs from provided links
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< 1 Hr. | |
925 | PRO |
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OAuth2: Github HTTP HEAD
This exercise covers the exploitation of the HTTP HEAD issue impacting Github in 2019
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< 1 Hr. | |
465 | PRO |
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SVG XSS
This exercise covers how to use an SVG to trigger a Cross-Site-Scripting
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< 1 Hr. | |
1896 | PRO |
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Apache Pluto RCE
This exercise covers how to gain code execution on Apache Pluto 3.0.0 due to a flaw in the authorization logic
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< 1 Hr. | |
561 | PRO |
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JSON Cross-Site Request Forgery
This exercise details the exploitation of a Cross-Site Request Forgery when JSON is used
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< 1 Hr. | |
1512 | PRO |
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Cross-Site Request Forgery
This exercise details the exploitation of a Cross-Site Request Forgery to gain access to sensitive data
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< 1 Hr. | |
1562 | PRO |
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Code Review 02
This exercise is one of our challenges to help you learn how to review real source code
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1-2 Hr. | |
652 | PRO |
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postMessage() IV
This exercise covers how insecure calls to the JavaScript function postMessage() can be used to leak sensitive information when a listener does not filter the Origin and X-Frame-Options is used
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< 1 Hr. | |
991 | PRO |
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Code Review 01
This exercise is one of our challenges to help you learn how to review real source code
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1-2 Hr. | |
931 | PRO |
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Spring Actuators
This exercise covers how you can gain code execution using Spring Actuators when Spring Cloud is used.
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1-2 Hr. | |
300 | PRO |
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postMessage() III
This exercise covers how insecure calls to the JavaScript function postMessage() can be used to trigger a Cross-Site Scripting
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< 1 Hr. | |
1008 | PRO |
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postMessage() II
This exercise covers how insecure calls to the JavaScript function postMessage() can be used to leak sensitive information when a listener does not filter the Origin
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< 1 Hr. | |
1116 | PRO |
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PHP phar://
This exercise covers how the PHP phar:// handler can be used to gain code execution using PHP unserialize.
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< 1 Hr. | |
364 | PRO |
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Signing Oracle
This exercise covers how a signing oracle can be used to bypass authorization in place
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< 1 Hr. | |
856 | PRO |
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Length Extension Attack
This exercise covers how to use a length extension attack to exploit a directory traversal vulnerability
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1-2 Hr. | |
781 | PRO |
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JSON Web Encryption
This exercise covers how you can create your own JWE if you have access to the public key used by the server
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< 1 Hr. | |
551 | PRO |
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postMessage()
This exercise covers how insecure calls to the JavaScript function postMessage() can be used to leak sensitive information
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< 1 Hr. | |
1274 | PRO |
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CVE-2019-5418
This exercise details the exploitation of CVE-2019-5418 to get code execution
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1-2 Hr. | |
518 | PRO |
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