BetterMotherFucking CTF is a lightweight CTF (Capture The Flag) platform designed for hosting cybersecurity competitions with minimal complexity. The platform draws inspiration from motherfuckingwebsite.com's philosophy of simplicity and focuses on providing essential CTF functionality without unnecessary features. Setup process involves defining the CTF description and challenges, followed by running configuration scripts to establish the database infrastructure. The platform implements an equal-point scoring system where all challenges carry the same point value, with participant rankings determined by the number of successful solves and submission timestamps. The tool prioritizes straightforward deployment and operation, making it suitable for organizations or individuals who need to quickly establish a functional CTF environment without extensive configuration requirements.
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