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Things we learned from Capture The Flag hacking competitions we participated in. CTFs We Participated In * 2021 dCTF * 2020 Hack-A-Sat Qualifier * 2019 36C3 Junior CTF * 2018 35C3 Junior CTF * 2017 AlexCTF * 2016 ABCTF * 2016 Boston Key Party * 2016 EasyCTF * 2016 HSCTF * 2016 LASA CTF * 2016 Repo of Challenges * 2016 Nuit du Hack * 2016 Neo CTF * 2016 Internet Wache CTF * 2015 420blaze SCTF * 2015 Repo of challenges Build Status We use Travis CI to ensure write-ups follow consistency standards. Last build status: Licences We use a combination of the Beerware, Unlicense, and WTF licenses. Which license applies to what file, we'll let you figure out. ;)

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A condensed field guide for cyber security incident responders, covering incident response processes, attacker tactics, and practical techniques for handling incidents.

An annual jeopardy-style capture-the-flag contest with challenges related to cybersecurity.

Security cheatsheets to aid penetration testers and security enthusiasts in remembering useful but not frequently used commands.

Learn about 'Admin Free' Active Directory and the significance of privileged groups in AD.

A comprehensive guide to Nessus, a vulnerability scanner, covering data directories, binary directories, logs directories, plugin directories, advanced settings, API, and good practices.

A cheatsheet for understanding privilege escalation with examples, not for enumeration using Linux Commands.

An intentionally insecure Android app designed to teach developers and security professionals about common app vulnerabilities.

A wargame that challenges your hacking skills

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