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      <description>A read-only anonymous FTP gateway turns out to be a Redis health-check proxy; abusing the PORT command for an FTP bounce plus a newline-smuggled RETR inline command yields a bidirectional Redis relay that scans the subnet and reads the flag.</description>
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      <description>A defensive web CTF where you patch the vulnerable source and the grader attacks your build: Secure the Login is fixed with parameterized queries, and Render &amp;amp; Plunder is sealed by binding SSTI input as render context plus adding an object-level authorization check to kill the IDOR.</description>
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      <description>A GraphQL vault chains a crackable HS256 JWT secret (the challenge name) for tier escalation with broken object-level authorization — the unreleased album is hidden from album(id) but leaks through the label→artists→albums path.</description>
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      <description>A static HTML page stuffed with a movie transcript hides the flag in a paragraph marked hidden=&amp;ldquo;true&amp;rdquo; — invisible in the browser but right there in the page source.</description>
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      <description>A PHP upload app re-encodes every GIF through PHP-GD as sanitization but never validates the filename — a payload smuggled inside the GIF color palette survives the re-encode, yielding a GIF/PHP polyglot webshell and RCE.</description>
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      <description>An alg:none JWT forgery grants admin, UNION-based SQLi reveals a hidden $99,999 vault dish, and a broken-authorization order flow lets the admin buy it for free — the flag arrives in a one-time Flask flash message.</description>
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      <description>A 4-digit PIN with no rate limiting falls to brute force, the dashboard&amp;rsquo;s ORDER BY sort is blind-SQL-injectable, and the home-made sanitizer only strips &amp;lsquo;&amp;lt;&amp;rsquo; — so boolean extraction with &amp;lsquo;&amp;gt;&amp;rsquo; dumps the secrets table.</description>
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