# Examples — real CTF challenges solved with this toolkit

Every example is reproducible offline (no live server, no sage) and uses
`lib/crypto_utils.py` / `lib/net.py` where applicable. Solved by distilling
patterns from the public `p4-team/ctf` archive.

| Challenge | Event | Category | Vuln | Flag |
|-----------|-------|----------|------|------|
| `ps_and_qs` | SECCON 2017 Quals | Crypto | Two RSA keys share a prime (`gcd(n1,n2)=p`) | `SECCON{1234567890ABCDEF}` |
| `lost_modulus` | HITCON 2019 Quals | Crypto | RSA leaks `e,d,iqmp,ipmq` but not `n` — recover `n` | `hitcon{1t_is_50_easy_t0_find_th3_modulus_back@@!!@!@!@@!}` |
| `a2s` | Pwn2Win 2021 | Crypto | 2-round reduced AES — differential attack recovers key | `CTF-BR{bu7_1f_7h0u6h7_c0rrup75_l4n6u463,_l4n6u463_c4n_4l50_c0rrup7_7h0u6h7}` |
| `russian_threesome` | Hack.lu 2020 | RE/Misc | Inverse-permutation fixed-point on a drum dump (CP1251) | `Кто хочет много знать, тому мало спать.` |

## Run them
```bash
cd /home/code/ctfkit

# crypto — self contained
python3 examples/ps_and_qs.py
python3 examples/lost_modulus/solve.py

# a2s — runs the differential attack then extracts the flag
cd examples/a2s && python3 solve.py && cd ../..

# russian_threesome — permutation fixed point
python3 examples/russian_threesome/solve.py
```