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The Challenges

Short, sharp targets. One flag each. Every challenge teaches a single vulnerability class against a believable fictional app.

Showing 1–9 of 19 challenges
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SwiftSearch Hotels

SwiftSearch's hotel API accepts a JSON filter body that's merged straight into a MongoDB-style query. Ordinary users filter by city and price; operators slip in just as easily.

master
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Nimbus Ledger

Nimbus Ledger's report builder accepts a client-supplied query spec and runs it against the documents in an embedded NoSQL store that shares a namespace with the admin audit log.

easy
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Herbalist Remedies

Herbalist Remedies — an herbal-blend catalog — trusts its login form to compare MongoDB query objects. Slip an operator in and see who else is home.

hard
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GlacierCache

GlacierCache's offline-sync pipeline trusts the metadata blob stored in a client-created sync token. The commit step replays that blob straight into a document query — including a collection that isn't the one you thought.

medium
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DroneFleet Ops

DroneFleet's callsign search pipes raw user input into a MongoDB-style $regex match. The results panel shows a match count but nothing else about the hidden ops-secrets collection — just enough to leak one bit per request.

hard
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Ciphered Cart

NovaStore's promo-code endpoint leaks one bit per request. The storefront only tells you "applied" or "invalid" — nothing more. Pry the hidden admin-vault secret out one boolean at a time. Requests are rate-limited, so brute force will not save you.

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Voucher Vault

Redzone Rewards — an internal employee rewards portal — exposes a voucher search that concatenates user input straight into a SELECT. Find the hidden administrative voucher.

medium
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Trace Control

Trackboard, an internal issue tracker, rolled to production with display_errors accidentally left on. Its /issues page has a numeric id param and a loose sense of type safety. Coax a database error to tell you what you need.

hard
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Shadow Registrar

RegistryPro's WHOIS terminal returns three things: a status word, a reflected domain name, and a lookup time. The query layer accepts stacked statements. Everything you need leaks through the clock.