This was an interesting CTF with some fresh takes at classic CTF challenges. Here is a brief writeup of the challenges that I either solved during the CTF or afterwards, in an attempt to learn some techniques and to capture some approaches for later use. ...
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This CTF was organized by the University of Texas, Austin’s Info Security association. I participated as part of the team Weak But Leet and we were placed 9th out of approximately 900 teams participating. ...
Another edition of JerseyCTF, organized by NJIT. It is my third year of participating in this CTF and it was as much fun as the other years. ...
Organized by Asis, this CTF seems to be sponsored by an energy consortium called the MAPNA group. The challenges were indeed … challenging! ...
A very nice, high quality CTF organized by IrisSec. It had several good quality Signals/RF related challenges, which is rare in the CTFs. I used the little time I had to play in this CTF focusing on the RF challenges. ...
A very nice CTF organized by the Info Sec club at IIT Roorkee. A very high quality set of challenges in all categories. ...
A CTF organized by a team from Malaysia. It was a tidy little event with some interesting challenges. ...
I focused on the Crypto challenges in this CTF. The challenges were of excellent quality. ...
A really nice CTF hosted annually by the CTF club at the University of Tulsa. I really enjoyed some of the challenges here. ...
This is a CTF contest hosted by LosFuzzys. The challenges were of good quality. I would rate them to be of intermediate to hard level. I played with the team Weak But Leet and we were placed 44th. ...
A CTF organized by Intigriti. It had some interesting challenges. I mainly attempted the crypto category. ...