For the RootMe programming challenges, you'll need a variety of tools depending on the specific challenge types. Here's a comprehensive list organized by category:
# Web
requests
beautifulsoup4
numpy
pandas
matplotlib
# Networking and Encryption
pycryptodome
pwntools
scapy
# For Ethereum challenges
web3
eth-account
# For Deep Learning
tensorflow
keras
torch
torchvision
# For image processing
pillow
opencv-pythonaxios
cheerio
web3
crypto-js- Socket Programming
- Python 'socket' library
- Netcat ('n') for testing
- Wireshark for packet analysis
# Common libraries
base64
binascii
codecs
Crypto.Cipher (AES, DES)
hashlibrequests
bs4
selenium # For JavaScript-heavy sites# Essential tools
web3
eth-tester
py-evm
truffle
ganache-cli
# Development framework
hardhat- Assemblers: NASM, YASM
- Disassemblers:
- Objdump (from binutils)
- Radare2
- IDA Freeware
- Debuggers:
- GDB with GEF/Peda extensions
- WinDbg (for Windows challenges)
# TensorFlow ecosystem
tensorflow
tensorflow-gpu
keras
# PyTorch ecosystem
torch
torchvision
torchaudio
# Additional ML libraries
scikit-learn
opencv-python
pillow
adversarial-robustness-toolboxpytesseract
PIL
cv2
numpynumpy
sympy
math
scipy.optimize- file - Identify file types
- strings - Extract strings from binaries
- xxd - Hex dump tool
- binwalk - Firmware analysis
- tcpdump - Command-line packet analyzer
- ncat - Improved netcat