Adding my scripts and writeups to the folder

Crimson_Defense/Scripts/patch/README.md

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+First script using subprocess instead of os to do system level commands. Was happy with how simple it was. 
+
+The script brute forces each permutation of command arguments for when a specific order is needed but unkown
+
+Given example was fragments of a binary that I simply brute forced each permutation as arguments to cat and then attempted to run each output

Crimson_Defense/Scripts/patch/patch.py

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+#Goal of program is to run a bash command with every permutation of arguments
+#This is useful for a file that has been split up as you can cat each permutation
+#until you arrive at a file that passes some sort of validity check
+
+import subprocess
+from itertools import permutations
+L = ["frag_1", "frag_2", "frag_3", "frag_5", "frag_6", "frag_7"]
+
+for perm in permutations(L):
+    temp = open("temp", "w")
+    args = list(perm)
+    args.insert(0, "frag_4") #Starting fragment to reduce possibilities
+    args.insert(0, "cat") # Argument should now read 'cat file1 file2...'
+
+    #Cat fragments together and write to temp
+    subprocess.run(args, stdout=temp) 
+    #Close file so we can work on it
+    temp.close()
+    #Make executable
+    subprocess.run(['chmod', '+x', 'temp'])
+    #Run it and write decoded result to variable
+    result = subprocess.run(['./temp'], stdout=subprocess.PIPE).stdout.decode('utf-8')
+
+    #winner's pov
+    if "FLAG" in result:
+        print(result)
+        quit()
+
+    #clean up for next run
+    subprocess.run(['rm', 'temp'])