CyberDefenders: BlueTeam CTF Challenges

Flare-on 6

SHA1SUM	0aa47ddf697a49ec13e1f140d8b526f3396b44f0
Published	Sept. 29, 2020
Author	FireEye
Size	484M
Tags	Reverse Engineering FireEye Malware Analysis Threat Hunting

Instructions	Unzip the challenge (pass: cyberdefenders.org), analyze samples and find the key. Each key looks like an email address and ends with @flare-on.com.

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0% Completed0/12 Questions

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Malware Analysis

Last solve

8 days ago by Mohab_Yehia

Fire-Eye pleased to announce the conclusion of the sixth annual Flare-On Challenge. The popularity of this event continues to grow and this year we saw a record number of players as well as finishers.

For nearly all challenges you will find a file called Message.txt. Read it.

WARNING! Some of these challenges may be malicious. Exercise extreme caution when executing unknown code. Be safe and perform the analysis inside of a virtual machine.

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#	Question	Weight	Solved
#1	Challenge 1 – MemecatBattlestation.exe key?	100	31
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#2	Challenge 2 – Overlong.exe key?	200	25
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#3	Challenge 3 – flarebear.apk key?	300	23
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#4	Challenge 4 – DNS Chess key?	400	21
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#5	Challenge 5 – 4k.exe key?	500	18
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#6	Challenge 6 – BMPHIDE.EXE key?	600	17
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#7	Challenge 7 – WOPR.EXE key?	700	18
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#8	Challenge 8 – SNAKE.NES key?	800	17
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#9	Challenge 9 – RELOADERED.EXE key?	900	16
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#10	Challenge 10 – MugatuWare.exe key?	1000	17
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#11	Challenge 11 – vv_max.exe key?	1100	16
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#12	Challenge 12 – help.dmp key?	1200	16
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