Description
A zForth
user has, for performance reasons, disabled ASAN and ZF_ENABLE_BOUNDARY_CHECKS
,
because according to him “setjmp/longjmp is disabled and that is good enough”.
Can you prove him wrong by reading the contents of the file containing the flag?
Note: A simpler variant of this challenge is available here: May The Forth.
Files
- docker-compose.yml
-
may-the-fifth
40.41 KiB – fa76a231cc48fd5387b56d85e7aeaa16e349d40dadf7beec4900b823d1d893b5 -
may-the-fifth-public.tar.xz
1.05 MiB – 101a75b5f64b73981e6a5dd6ec1069eef30a3d72581de51e22e86ea7532ebc13
Authors
Challenge Instructions
- First, download docker-compose.yml:
curl https://hackropole.fr/challenges/fcsc2023-pwn-may-the-fifth/docker-compose.public.yml -o docker-compose.yml
- Launch the challenge by executing in the same folder:
docker compose up
- Then, in another console, access the challenge with Netcat:
nc localhost 4000
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