Category:OWASP CTF Project

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Welcome to the OWASP Capture The Flag (CTF) project!

What is the CTF
The OWASP CTF project is a web base hacking challenge application with challenges categorized in web, network and ‘others’. You require creativity, resourcefulness and networking skills to solve the various challenges.

Open Source?
First of all... sorry, but of course, we can not make the CTF and all challenges opensource. Hereby my apologies for not being as open as I want OWASP and OWASP projects to be. ..I know you understand!

Ahead of the OWASP AppSec-NY in 2009, the idea came up to supply an OWASP CTF event. This has been repeated successfully for the AppSec-EU 2009. Both developed by volunteering individuals, putting in a big amount of work, building the CTF from scratch. As the CTF event was warmly welcomed by those who participated, it was clear, the CTF has to become a event available for each OWASP event. To make this possible, the CTF project has been created!

the CTF at your event
Unfortunately, and I guess you understand, we can't share the current used CTF freely.. For previous CTF applications and challenges, please see the download tab!

To get the CTF at your (OWASP) event, send an email to steven 'at' vdbaan.net

= past events =


 * Confidence 2008
 * OWASP Appsec Europe 2008
 * AppSec-EU Poland 2009
 * AppSec-DC 2009
 * AppSec-EU Stockholm 2010
 * HITB Amsterdam 2010
 * AppSec-USA 2010

= future events =
 * GovWare Singapore 2010
 * AppSec-Brazil 2010

Playing the CTF
The rules to participate and playing the CTF might change depending to the event the CTF is organized at. What you find below is what we think, the CTF should be done.. ;-)

Participating:
Register at the CTF organizer with your MAC address and participant name. Once you have access to the application, you register with your chosen game name and the game is started. You can join whenever you like when the game started until the declared end of the game.

Rules:

 * You play with your own laptop
 * The game is open during the conference time.
 * Attacking the CTF outside of the challenges results in disqualification
 * Attacking CTF competitors results in disqualification

Scoring:
For each solved challenge you get one point.
 * Who has the most challenges solved wins.
 * By same score, first scored wins.
 * Groups and single player are treated the same

This is a proposal of rules. Those can be changed, depending on the event where the CTF is hold!

who can anticipate in the CTF

 * Single Players, every one can anticipate on a CTF event by him self
 * Groups, you can up with others and anticipate as group. Dividing the prices is the responsibility of the group members though

pointing system
With each challenge you can get a certain score, depending on the difficulty of the challenge. After solving a challenge, a key is gained. You will have to insert that key in your account screen and points are added to your account. In case of same number of points, who ever scores first wins!

With the current CTF system all challenges are worth one (1) point.

categories
The challenges are categorized in Web, Networking and Forensic.
 * Web challenges
 * Networking challenges
 * Forensic challenges

The current CTF contains the following categories:
 * Web; your "default" web challenges
 * Networking; networking related challenges
 * Others; all other challenges that can't be fitted under the other categories.

score board
The scoreboard will display the ranking of all playing users.

Downloads
its home on Google Code All available downloads can be found at its Google Code download location

As we can not make the current CTF and challenges available, so what is available to download? We will share previous used CTF applications, not longer used!

Further, we are currently working on a plug-in system for the challenges. We will release a setup where to install challenges as plugins, soon. Also, we will continuously make obsolete challenges available to download!

Available downloads:

Roadmap

 * Development
 * Challenges


 * Obsolete