On March 9th, I was a part of an awesome class hosted by @Ashioni that went over the Bandit challenges from OverTheWire.org. While I’ve attempted the Bandit challenges a few years ago, there are new additions and it’s always good to review how to answer these puzzles. There is never a single solution! In this article, I want to show a few ways we attempted the last challenge of the day.

Hello everyone, thanks for looking at my last post about OverTheWire: Bandit. Since my traffic is about x10 my average consistently for the last four days, I wanted to write a follow up post about the next wargame offered by OverTheWire, Leviathan. All over the exercises, they say to not post walkthroughs or writeups, so I won’t. I will do my best to promote the project without giving away the important stuff.

Hey everyone, this post about Bandit is NOT a walkthrough of the greatest (only) “learn bash hacking” programs I’ve completed. This is NOT going to give you an advantage if you’re looking for cheat codes. This post will hopefully make you click on OverTheWire and want to try it out for yourself. Why you should try Bandit Do you work with Linux, bash shells, scripts, or ever have to deal with the command line?