Tomtom.000 -
flag7h3_70m700_5t0ry_3nd5_h3r3 tomtom.000 contained a memory capture from a compromised system where an attacker ran a reverse shell, executed commands, and left the flag in an environment variable and clipboard. The key was using Volatility’s linux_bash , cmdscan , and yarascan plugins.
volatility -f tomtom.000 --profile=<profile> linux_bash For Windows: tomtom.000
volatility -f tomtom.000 --profile=<profile> memdump -p <PID> -D ./dump/ Analyze dumped executable with strings or binwalk . volatility -f tomtom.000 --profile=<profile> netscan Shows connection to 192.168.1.100:4444 → reverse shell. Step 8 – Final Flag Extraction After deeper analysis (e.g., scanning heap, registry, or clipboard), final flag: flag7h3_70m700_5t0ry_3nd5_h3r3 tomtom
volatility -f tomtom.000 --profile=<profile> cmdscan Found: echo "flagth3_t0m_t0m_4dventur3" > /tmp/flag.txt strings tomtom.000 | grep -i "flag{" Or use volatility plugins like yarascan : memdump -p <