Now that you have made your mind about the participation, you must know of some rules we follow around here.
*Rules and Instructions*
Ensure that your team complies with the size restrictions (typically between 1-3 members).
Participants are allowed to be part of only one team.
When you start the CTF, 6+ Hours will be alloted to complete maximum number of challenges.
Each question has some points to it depending upon the difficulty.
Taking a hint will deduce no points associated with the question.
There is no particular order of solving the questions.
Judging of the round will be based on two parameters. The first is the score of the team and second is the time required.
The leaderboard time is updated after the submission are made.
Flags found are of the format crack_in_ctf{flag_here}. Some of the files may contain just the inner text within the brackets. Make sure you submit it in the format specified. Flag text is case
case sensitive.
This is a competitive environment with the aim of learning cyber security and ethical hacking.
Please do not share the flags & solutions with others. If found guilty your team may face penalties or disqualification.
Ensure that your team complies with the size restrictions (typically between 1-3 members).
You are responsible for the actions of your team members. If a team member is found violating the rules, your team may face penalties or disqualification.
Only valid flags will count toward your score.
Submitting an incorrect incomplete or duplicate flag will result in no points or a penalty.
Submit flags during the official event time frame.
Late submissions after the event ends may not be counted.
Do not copy solutions or flags from other sources, including previous CTFs or external resources, violating the rules may result in disqualification pr penalties.