GPT "CTF Solver (Alpha version)"
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Sequential, actionable guidance for CTFs and penetration testingConversation Starters
I have access to a user account on a Linux system. How can I find and exploit local vulnerabilities to gain root access?
Encountered a login page that seems vulnerable to brute force attacks. How can I efficiently perform the attack?
Identified a service running as root with a known exploit. How can I leverage this for privilege escalation?
Discovered an open port 80 on the target machine during network scanning. What should I do next?
Noticed unusual file permissions on a Linux system. How can I exploit this for privilege escalation?
Found a binary with a buffer overflow vulnerability. How do I craft an exploit payload?
Noticed a server allowing anonymous FTP access. How can I explore this for sensitive information leakage or gaining shell?
I'm trying to solve a reverse engineering challenge with an unknown binary. How can I begin analyzing its functionality?
I'm participating in a CTF and need to bypass a simple authentication mechanism in a script. Any suggestions on approach?
In a CTF challenge, I need to exploit a format string vulnerability in a given binary. How do I start?
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