The battlefield represents the environment where I construct intentionally vulnerable applications using diverse technologies to investigate their weaknesses and craft engaging challenges.
This is why I created this project.
Projects • Key Features • How to make use of the playground • Technologies Used
Projects 001 - Malware Analysis
Malware Analysis 001 - Nasef's Keep Spreading #1 (Reading Lines)is a vulnerable machine build to showcase the strings utility tool.
Projects 002 - Reverse Engineering
Reverse Engineering 001 - Nasef's You Can't Crack Me #1 (See Through)is a vulnerable machine build to showcase the strings utility tool.
Projects 003 - Boot2Root
Boot2Root 001 - Nasef's Special Operation #1 (Locating Target)is an educational tool to explore the seven most common methods of Linux privilege escalation.
Projects 004 - Linux Privilege Escalation
Linux Privilege Escalation 001 - Nasef's No Permission #1 (LinESC)is a challenge where player take on the role of Agent R, tasked with leading a task force to rescue Agent N.A.S.E.F., who has gone missing during a secret mission in the enemy state "SOURG."
- Diverse Technologies: The battlefield comprises intentionally vulnerable applications built using a variety of technologies spanning different fields such as Mobile Development, Web Development, DevOps, and more.
- Exploration of Weaknesses: It serves as an environment to investigate the weaknesses inherent in these technologies, allowing for in-depth exploration and analysis.
- Engaging Challenges: The battlefield offers opportunities to craft engaging challenges, providing a platform for users to test their skills and knowledge in identifying and overcoming vulnerabilities.
- ractical Learning: Users can gain practical experience in identifying and addressing security flaws within real-world applications, enhancing their understanding of cybersecurity concepts.
- Innovation and Experimentation: It encourages innovation and experimentation by providing a space to develop and test new techniques for securing applications across various technological domains.
- Thoroughly examine the project description to understand the intended goal.
- Download the project and endeavor to accomplish this goal.
- Upon successful completion of the goal, consider creating a video or article detailing your experience.
- In case of difficulty, consult available guides to acquire new techniques and skills.
This is the list of technologies used in the project
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
| C | A general-purpose computer programming language. |
| Malware analysis | A study or process of determining the functionality, origin and potential impact of a given malware sample such as a virus, worm, trojan horse, rootkit, or backdoor |
| Reverse engineering | A lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor language |
| Markdown | A lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor language |