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| Name | Magic Bytes & Security: When file categorisation goes wrong [Capture The Flag Fundamentals] |
| Video Uploader | Video From 247CTF |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 17-08-2020 08:35:15 |
| Video Discription | When presented with an unknown data blob, what process is followed for an application to determine that files type? What are the security concerns associated with this process? In this video we are going to explore how data blobs are classified as files and some common Capture The Flag (CTF) and penetration testing tricks related to this classification process across Extension, Media type, Structure and Magic bytes. 🏆 The 247CTF channel is dedicated to teaching Capture The Flag fundamentals. If you want to improve your technical skills and succeed in Capture The Flag competitions, make sure to subscribe! 🏁 The 247CTF is a free Capture The Flag learning environment where you can improve your technical skills by solving challenges and recovering flags. You can join now for free at https://247CTF.com/. 📺 Subscribe for more Capture The Flag videos! 🏆 Solve CTF Challenges ➝ https://247CTF.com/ 🐦Stay up to date ➝ https://twitter.com/247CTF 🥰 Support the 247CTF ➝ https://www.patreon.com/247CTF 💬 Discuss and learn ➝ https://discord.gg/eS74p5zWZX 📌Free flag ➝ 247CTF{9719c5ddf317154473d334f47a77ac6a} 📝 Icons made by Freepik & Monkik from Flaticon.com 🚨 247CTF’s channel videos are intended for educational purposes only. Methods and techniques discussed are not to be used for illegal activities against unauthorised systems. |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | Capture The Flag | Computer Security | CTF | magic bytes | magic bytes reverse shell | info bytes magic | magic bytes security | security file format |
