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This post series is the Solutions of the Professional CUDA C Programming written by John Cheng, Max Grossman and Ty McKercher Chapter 1: Heterogeneous Parallel Computing with CUDA I solve the examples of Chapter 1. You can find solutions at bellow.

Ghidra What is it? Ghidra is a software reverse engineering (SRE) suite of tools developed by NSA’s Research Directorate in support of the Cybersecurity mission. Also, Ghidra is open-source. Installation First you must the download Ghidra with this link https://ghidra-sre.org/ or you use bellow commad

Google CTF 2018 Message Of The Day From the OffHub router, you jump onto the Google-Haus smart hub. This fully feature assistant of the future that uses machine learning on the blockchain to control all our IoT devices promises it all. It delivers the ability to print a Message-of-the-day. The…

Google CTF 2018 Firmware The code quality here is terrible. Even the temperature scale is measured in “Kevins”. Just bad Q/A all around here. If they choose to measure in Kevins rather than Kelvins, then it’s a sure bet that they can’t handle their memory properly. It looks like this…

Google CTF 2018 Admin UI 3 The code quality here is terrible. Even the temperature scale is measured in “Kevins”. Just bad Q/A all around here. If they choose to measure in Kevins rather than Kelvins, then it’s a sure bet that they can’t handle their memory properly. It looks…

Google CTF 2018 Admin UI 2 That first flag was a dud, but I think using a similar trick to get the full binary file might be needed here. There is a least one password in there somewhere. Maybe reversing this will give you access to the authenticated area, then…

Google CTF 2018 Router-UI Using the domain found on the hardened aluminum key, you make your way on to the OffHub router. A revolutionary device that simplifies your life. You’re at the UI page, but attempting to brute force the password failed miserably. If we could find an XSS on…

Google CTF 2018 Admin UI The command you just found removed the Foobanizer 9000 from the DMZ. While scanning the network, you find a weird device called Tempo-a-matic. According to a Google search it’s a smart home temperature control experience. The management interface looks like a nest of bugs. You…