printf leak - CTF Cookbook - pwn

[@N00byEdge]

it's %lu, not %ul, that's why you get all those ls in your output. Easier to not mess up with %p

[@SloppyJoePirates]

doh! that was dumb, thank you! (again). I didn't think C did python style long identifiers. but didn't think too much of it.

[@SloppyJoePirates]

I may re-record this and have the program output the value in hex, and then use %p. I normally use %p, I just didn't want to do the hex conversion during the video

[@CHRISTIVN.OFFICIAL]

This CTF cookbook is so helpful. Another idea i'd recommend is please go into how to make printf leaks of the stack and how to know what exactly you're leaking as well as explain and demo what read and write primitives are. Been struggling with this for over 2 years lol. The way you explain is super simple and easy to understand. Almost like an intermediate pwn CTF cookbook redone. can really REALLY be helpful. Thank you for all your hard work. Much appreciated. - Christian

[@mohnad0B]

would you complete this series? it useful

[@SloppyJoePirates]

Hey @mohnad0B, I don't think I'll be finishing this series :( I realized I prefer just playing and documenting CTFs. I think liveoverflow is working on a new series similar to this though www.hextree.io/

[@r3plican]

​@@SloppyJoePiratesit is paid?