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      Introduction

This blog post is a summary of my learning experiences and challenges that I came across when working an internship at the CT Corporate Services in an office environment as a GCSE level student.
I also attempt to cover future improvements that I could attempt.

The main subject of work that I approached during this internship was cyber security and I learnt about both server sided...
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    <title>Natas Wargame Writeup (Levels 0-10)</title>
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      Introduction

This writeup demonstrates each level of the natas wargame and all solutions needed to solve each level alongside the password and possible real world fixes to prevent the exploiting of vulnerabilities.
In this writeup I will present everything in levels 0 - 10. The code in each level will be posted at the start of the level section, followed by the level credentials, and the passw...
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    <title>Natas Wargame Writeup (Levels 11-20)</title>
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      Introduction

This blog post contains the writeup for the natas wargame levels 11 to 20.
If you haven’t already, I recommend reading the previous articles on the introduction and the writeup on Levels 0-10.

Level 11
URL: http://natas11.natas.labs.overthewire.org
Credentials: natas11:1KFqoJXi6hRaPluAmk8ESDW4fSysRoIg



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$defaultdata = array( "showpassword"=&amp;gt;"no", "bgcolor"=&amp;gt;"#...
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      What is the Natas Wargame?

Natas teaches the basics of serverside cybersecurity through practical application in a ‘capture the flag’ style game, and the player, or attacker, learns how to certain mechanics of web security are used and possible vulnerabilities.

How Does the Wargame work?

Each level of natas consists of its own website located at http://natasX.natas.labs.overthewire.org, wher...
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