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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Apr 25, 2023
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=> ↺ David Tomaschik: BSidesSF CTF 2023: Lastpwned (Author Writeup)
I was the challenge author for a handful of challenges for this year’s BSidesSF CTF. One of those challenges was lastpwned, inspired by a recent high-profile data breach. This challenge provided a web-based password manager with client-side encryption.
The challenge description read:
It’s 2023, so it’s finally time that people use a password manager. We’ve got our zero-knowledge solution ready to go. To prove our trust in it, the admin is even using it for their passwords too!
Visiting the challenge website, players are presented with a page to login or register. Registering gives us an account, and presents a UI with several pages, including passwords and history. In the passwords page, we can add and view our encrypted passwords. On the history page, we see a list of historical versions of our encrypted passwords, and clicking on one loads the historical “keybag”.
=> ↺ ACPI Driver Package version 3.23.17 now available
Arca Noae is pleased to announce the immediate availability of our ACPI Driver Package for ArcaOS, OS/2, and eComStation version 3.23.17. This release contains the following changes: Enhanced fixup logic for some rare BIOS problems. Enhanced some diagnostic options. Updated ACPICA. Please see the ACPI Driver ReadMe for details about this update.
=> ↺ Linux Around The World: USA – Delaware
We cover user groups that are running in the US state of Delaware. This article forms part of our Linux Around The World series.
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