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Every week someone from the competition team will look into a tool used for solving CTF challenges. A breif presentation will be given about the tool and a write up consisting of only a few sentences will be presented as well. Here you can find the tools that we have discussed and the write up provided by the individual who did researched said tool. Every week someone from the competition team will look into a tool used for solving CTF challenges. A breif presentation will be given about the tool and a write up consisting of only a few sentences will be presented as well. Here you can find the tools that we have discussed and the write up provided by the individual who did researched said tool.
# TOTW # TOTW
Meeting on 3/04/21 <br>
<b>Cryptii.com</b><br>
Cryptii.com is an open source web app that provides the user with the means to encode or decode strings of characters within their browser. Encoding/decoding options include ASCII, binary, hexadecimal, base64, Caesar Cipher, Morse Code, and more! <br>
To explore the web app for yourself go to: https://cryptii.com/ <br>
<b> LOR </b>
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Meeting on 2/25/21<br> Meeting on 2/25/21<br>
<b>Cewl</b><br> <b>Cewl</b><br>
“The Custom Word List generator, CeWL is a ruby app which spiders a given URL to a specified depth, optionally following external links, and returns a list of words which can then be used for password crackers such as John the Ripper.” This is useful when you have a webpage with some content (articles, blogs, or other forms of writing) available through http or https and you are trying to escalate your privilege. Example:<br> “The Custom Word List generator, CeWL is a ruby app which spiders a given URL to a specified depth, optionally following external links, and returns a list of words which can then be used for password crackers such as John the Ripper.” This is useful when you have a webpage with some content (articles, blogs, or other forms of writing) available through http or https and you are trying to escalate your privilege. Example:<br>