Problem: A bug found in bash causes arbitrary code to be executed remotely
Answer: FIT{SHELLSHOCK}
Problem: A dog breed that exists in Version 3.0 of SSL.
Answer: FIT{POODLE}
Problem: VyOS 1.0.0 - 1.0.5
Answer: FIT{HYDROGEN}
Problem: It's not food.
There is a link provided that loads a web page with a picture of cookies. If you look at the cookies in the web request you get the flag.
Answer: FIT{I7_i5_n07_4_c00ki3_t0_3a7}
Problem: Get...
This problem includes a zip file with a PCAP in it. The PCAP has a /GET/ Request. Within the header of the /GET/ there is an authorization header with a base64 encrypted value. I put the value into the JavaScript console and ran atob(Zml0aGFjazpGSVR7MzMyZHJlZjNhNWc3aH0=). This yields the flag fithack:FIT{332dref3a5g7h}
Solution: FIT{332dref3a5g7h}
Problem: may be....sumtion?
The included link leads to a web site asking you to complete simple addition 100 times. This site has two cookies: count and rand_add. Count is the current amount of success previous adds, whereas Rand_add is the answer to the addition. By changing count to 100 and then submitting one more addition the flag will load.
Solution: FIT{fsaewiwe}