Capturing the Flag with GPT-4
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Capturing the Flag with GPT-4
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#2I used it on the htb cyber apocalypse ctf a few weeks ago. It did phenomenal and I was able to get a ton of flags on the crypto and ML challenges I otherwise would not have even tried.
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#3> And this time, I did it with the help of GTP-4
Should've had *GPT*-4 proofread this.
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#4> Especially because this challenge actually includes a very tricky part related to base-27
It looks like a bog standard function for converting to a base X number. All GPT-4 had to do was paste 27 in.
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#6Neat! My mind-blown moment with GPT-4 was realizing that it will often be able to tell you the output of the (unique, not available in training data) scripts it writes for you.
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#7I was hoping for someone to have poisoned GPT4's training data with a flag you had to get it to say.
It would be a pretty big flex.
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#8I was hoping for someone to have poisoned GPT4's training data with a flag you had to get it to say. It would be a pretty big flex.
Especially since they would have had to do it in 2021!
The MIT Mystery Hunt has occasionally managed to get the NYT crossword on the day of the hunt to contain a clue answer or two.
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#9The spinning globe in the background appears to have an East Pole and a West Pole.
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#10I tried using gpt4 on the qualifier rounds for hackasat and I think you need to know the basics of what is a good answer (or maybe satellite red teaming is too obscure) but I never got a flag out of it .