PicoCTF-2021 Writeup
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  • Binary Exploitation
    • Binary Gauntlet 0
    • Binary Gauntlet 1
    • Stonks
    • What's your input?
  • Cryptography
    • Compress and Attack
    • Dachshund Attacks
    • Double DES
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    • It is my Birthday 2
    • It's Not My Fault 1
    • Mini RSA
    • New Caesar
    • New Vignere
    • No Padding, No Problem
    • Pixelated
    • Play Nice
    • Scrambled: RSA
  • Forensics
    • Disk, disk, sleuth!
    • Disk, disk, sleuth! II
    • information
    • MacroHard WeakEdge
    • Matryoshka doll
    • Milkslap
    • Surfing the Waves
    • Trivial Flag Transfer Protocol
    • tunn3l v1s10n
    • Very very very Hidden
    • Weird File
    • Wireshark doo dooo do doo...
    • Wireshark twoo twooo two twoo...
  • Reverse Engineering
    • ARMssembly 0
    • ARMssembly 2
    • ARMssembly 3
    • ARMssembly 4
    • gogo
    • Hurry up! Wait!
    • keygenme-py
    • Let's get dynamic
    • Rolling My Own
    • Shop
    • speeds and feeds
    • Transformation
  • Web Exploitation
    • Ancient History
    • Bithug
    • GET aHEAD
    • It is my Birthday
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    • Scavenger Hunt
    • Some Assembly Required 1
    • Some Assembly Required 2
    • Some Assembly Required 3
    • Some Assembly Required 4
    • Super Serial
    • Web Gauntlet 2
    • Web Gauntlet 3
    • Who are you?
    • X marks the spot
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  1. Reverse Engineering

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Problem

There is something on my shop network running at mercury.picoctf.net:16524, but I can't tell what it is. Can you?

Solution

  1. We can use nc to connect to the challenge and output the commands to a file: nc mercury.picoctf.net 16524 > cnc_command.txt

  2. Searching for What language does a CNC machine use? finds that the answer is g-code Searching for simulate g-code finds ( is another option).

  3. We can paste in the contents of into the "GCode File" panel and then click "Plot" to view the flag.

Flag

picoCTF{num3r1cal_c0ntr0l_1395ffad}

NCViewer
WebGCode
cnc_command.txt