Exercises
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Secure Design: Event Publishing & Data Boundaries |  |
15 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Idempotency Keys | |
15 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Rendering Untrusted Content on a Throwaway Origin | |
15 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Sandboxing Code Execution | |
17 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Session Management | |
23 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Write-only API Keys | |
18 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Password Reset Flow | |
22 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: OAuth / SSO Integration | |
21 | PRO | |
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Java Serialize 09
This challenge covers exploiting toString() through a wrapper class, the technique behind BadAttributeValueExpException in Commons Collections.
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10 | PRO | |
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Java Serialize 07
This challenge covers using readResolve() as a deserialization entry point to trigger a gadget chain after the object is restored.
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10 | PRO | |
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Java Serialize 10
This challenge covers chaining multiple classes together into a multi-class gadget chain, bridging single-class exploits to real-world attacks.
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9 | PRO | |
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Java Serialize 08
This challenge covers exploiting Object.equals(), triggered during HashSet and HashMap deserialization, as a gadget entry point.
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10 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Error Proofing (Poka-yoke) | |
22 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Framework Security Evaluation | |
22 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: CI/CD Pipeline | |
26 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Password Storage & Hashing | |
24 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Fail Closed | |
24 | PRO | |
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CVE-2026-55415: Schema Import Injection
Gain code execution by injecting Python through a crafted JSON Schema when the generated Pydantic model is imported.
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13 | PRO | |
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ODF XXE
This exercise covers the exploitation of an XXE in an ODF Parser
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13 | PRO | |
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SOAPBridge: Savon WSDL Code Injection
Gain code execution through an unsafe module_eval call during WSDL import.
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11 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Secret & Credential Management | |
26 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Control Placement | |
35 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Backend Authentication Proxy | |
21 | PRO | |
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Secure Design: Safe Serialization | |
19 | PRO | |
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AI Fundamentals: Tool Use & Agents | |
39 | PRO | |
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AI Fundamentals: Retrieval-Augmented Generation | |
40 | PRO | |
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Open Door
No guardrails at all. Simply ask the model for the secret key.
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99 | PRO | |
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Polite Refusal
The model is told to refuse key requests. Use social engineering to convince it to share anyway.
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56 | PRO | |
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AI Fundamentals: Using Models in Practice | |
39 | PRO | |
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AI Fundamentals: Multimodal Models | |
38 | PRO |
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