correct typos

Signed-off-by: innocentzero <md-isfarul-haque@proton.me>

Author: InnocentZero

content/_typos.toml

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+[default.extend-words]
+# Don't correct the surname "Teh"
+IIT = "IIT"

content/resources/2024-09-02-bandit_writeup.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ To decode base64, we use it with `-d` flag
 We can write a code to decode ROT13 or we can just go to a website(rot13.com) to solve it for us.
 
 ## Bandit 12
-Creating another directory called `this` in `tmp`, copyting `data.txt` to `new.txt`, then reversing `xxd` by using flag `-r`. We get files that are compressed multiple times. Decompressing them gives our password.
+Creating another directory called `this` in `tmp`, copying `data.txt` to `new.txt`, then reversing `xxd` by using flag `-r`. We get files that are compressed multiple times. Decompressing them gives our password.
 - `cd /tmp/`
 - `mkdir this`
 - `touch my_file`

content/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/Befunge.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ This challenge gives us this cryptic text, and nothing else
 
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-The first thought the comes to mind when I see plaintext encryption is simple `rot` like ceaser cipher. So, I tired rotating the letters for all possible combinations and nothing made sense.
+The first thought the comes to mind when I see plaintext encryption is simple `rot` like caeser cipher. So, I tired rotating the letters for all possible combinations and nothing made sense.
 
 The next way to attack this is using frequency analysis. Note that frequency analysis in general, always works. If the plain text has been encoded using a single key and a letter `x` always maps to a letter `y`, then frequency analysis is the way to go.
 
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ So, head over to
 
 		https://www.101computing.net/frequency-analysis/
 
-and start guessing and checking. You just want the text to resemble plaintext english, so, make use of all the grammer that you know! (Note that frequency analysis actually means something different, its based off of the idea that some letter are more frequent than other letters and therefore in cases when a text is encrypted while preserving the frequencies, we can determine the original letters using just that).
+and start guessing and checking. You just want the text to resemble plaintext english, so, make use of all the grammar that you know! (Note that frequency analysis actually means something different, its based off of the idea that some letter are more frequent than other letters and therefore in cases when a text is encrypted while preserving the frequencies, we can determine the original letters using just that).
 
 I like to do it this way, cause it seems more fun, but you might want to write a program for this (if the text is too big, then sure a python script is necessary). 
 

content/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/HuffmanEncoding.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Now in the decompiled code, we can see the frequency table, (look carefully!) an
 			mp['f'] = '2';
 			mp['m'] = '1';
 
-This means the flag contains these symbols with these frequencies. Thus, we can get a general flag as `5RnK4CTTII0uFM{_}Hffm` and why this is useful, is simply because huffman encoding gives the same encoding for "x" any other permuatation of "x".
+This means the flag contains these symbols with these frequencies. Thus, we can get a general flag as `5RnK4CTTII0uFM{_}Hffm` and why this is useful, is simply because huffman encoding gives the same encoding for "x" any other permutation of "x".
 
 Thus, if we encode this flag, we'll get a different binary but it will have the same number of bits. But firstly, we'll have to find the binary form of the fake flag. This is because 
 

content/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/Protogame.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ If we calculate, we'll never be able to kill protoboss in 51 rounds, without dyi
                 }
             }
 
-What this is saying is, if the P1.ID != 2 (which will be true as it'll definetly be 1) then we move Proto1, just as we normally would. And if P2.ID is not 2 (which won't be trust as it'll be 2), then we move P2.
+What this is saying is, if the P1.ID != 2 (which will be true as it'll definitely be 1) then we move Proto1, just as we normally would. And if P2.ID is not 2 (which won't be trust as it'll be 2), then we move P2.
 
 The cool thing is, when P2.ID is 2, then we move P1 and when P1.ID is 2 we move P2. ID will be 2 for proto2, which heals everyone. Now, the boss damage increases and keeps increasing... when we reach round 30, the boss damage is more than INT32_MAX! 
 

content/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/SomethingIsAskew.md

@@ -17,6 +17,6 @@ Thus to properly escape the query and comment it out, you'll need to take care o
 		username: admin') or '1'='1'--
 		password: <any random stuff>
 
-Note that we've used single quotation marks, this is because a double quotation was being interepreted differently by the server (try and check it out!)
+Note that we've used single quotation marks, this is because a double quotation was being interpreted differently by the server (try and check it out!)
 
 `flag: iitmCTF{PpP0Oo5tgr85Ql}`

content/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/ocaptainmycaptain.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Now that it gives us an image, lets open that.
 
 		open 5d/9d/9d/lol.png
 
-This is definetly `hydra`! Now, if you know about password cracking then you'd know that **hydra** is a pretty popular tool in that field. However, in this case, its not meant for that. This is another grep search! (again, you might be tempted to "crack" png file using hydra somehow, but you'll soon learn its not worth it). 
+This is definitely `hydra`! Now, if you know about password cracking then you'd know that **hydra** is a pretty popular tool in that field. However, in this case, its not meant for that. This is another grep search! (again, you might be tempted to "crack" png file using hydra somehow, but you'll soon learn its not worth it). 
 
 		grep -ir hydra .
 

content/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/shell.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ As with all pwn challenges, we run checksec on the binary
 ```
 
 NX bit is disabled !, we can execute code on the stack!, 
-let us try dissassembling the binary using GHIDRA
+let us try disassembling the binary using GHIDRA
 ```c
 
 undefined8 main(void)

content/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/whatTheCanary.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ What this means is, if we enter 56 bytes, then the next 8 bytes will overwrite t
 		context.log_level = "critical"
 		payload = flat([
 			b"A"*56,
-			p32(0xdeadbeef) # simply enter the exact address, it will handle the endianess in its default values
+			p32(0xdeadbeef) # simply enter the exact address, it will handle the endianness in its default values
 			])
 		p = remote('10.21.232.38', 7001)
 		p.sendline(payload)

content/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/writeup.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ date = 2024-09-11
 ## Misc
 
 - [Befunge](@/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/Befunge.md)
-- [Oh Captain My Captian](@/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/ocaptainmycaptain.md)
+- [Oh Captain My Captain](@/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/ocaptainmycaptain.md)
 - [Protogame](@/writeups/Guild_Selection_CTF/Protogame.md)
 
 ## Forensics