CyberDefenders: Flare-on 7 blueteam challenge.

Flare-on 7

SHA1SUM	e0adce23cfb5d865897b2e972687af1f32961b40
Published	Sept. 29, 2020
Author	FireEye
Size	25M
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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This year proved to be the most difficult challenge they produced, with the lowest rate of finishers.

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.

With each challenge, you will find a Message.txt file that you must read to better understand what you need to do.

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#	Question	Weight	Solved
#1	Challenge 1 – fidler.exe key?	100	19
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#2	Challenge 2 – garbage.exe key?	200	15
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#3	Challenge 3 – mydude.exe key?	300	12
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#4	Challenge 4 – report.xls key?	400	11
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#5	Challenge 5 – TKApp.tpk key?	500	12
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#6	Challenge 6 – codeit.exe key?	600	10
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#7	Challenge 7 – re_crowd.pcapng key?	700	10
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#8	Challenge 8 – Aardvark key?	800	10
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#9	Challenge 9 – crackinstaller.exe key?	900	10
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#10	Challenge 10 – break key?	1000	9
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#11	Challenge 11 – Rabbit Hole key?	1100	9
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