HBH Penetration Testing Challenge
HBH Penetration Testing Challenge
Here are the results for the weekends competition:
Spyware - 180 [WINNER] Mozzer - 125 mastergamer - 125 V1P3R - 100 darksun - 15 revolt0163 - 15 mikispag - 15
Also, basic 20 is now up for everyone, this challenge was created by <a href="/profile/nights_shadow.html">nights_shadow.
In addition to that, other 13 is also up :)
Patching 4 has now been released too, this challenge was made by <a href="/profile/system_meltdown.html">system_meltdown
Here are the results for the weekends competition:
Spyware - 180 Was able to not only hack the competition site, but pointed out further exploits that could lead to a breach of the full domain, instead of the sub domain challenge website.
Mozzer - 125 Obtained file access to the compeittion website and successfully hacked it using his own coded exploits.
mastergamer - 125 sucessfully hacked and obtained file access to the challenge website. He was also the first person to complete it. thus an additional 25 points.
V1P3R - 100 sucessfully hacked and obtained file access to the challenge website.
The following members were able to hack the forums using a public cookie exploit. however they were not able to obtain file access which was what the challenge asked for. however, 15 points are awarded for their effort and ability to breach the forums.
darksun - 15 revolt0163 - 15 mikispag - 15
ghost 17 years ago
ya. we already talkes. i still get 15 points (didnt break into the files) now im just waitng for him to give me 15 points and put me up here :D
korg 17 years ago
Didn't get a shot at it "Pissed". By the time I got wind of it it was down:(. Oh well HOF time I guess.
ghost 17 years ago
I got my name up there too, I just hope mr_cheese finds the time to update the list soon.
ghost 17 years ago
man that was fun but hard… i just couldnt do it :) i hope we do that again some time :p shame it was ruined though
ghost 17 years ago
I just found 2 XSS holes in members.php and the defaceable guestbook… didn't bother to send mail wasn't too grt for exploits anyway :)