Welcome to the CTF Playground! This repository contains a collection of Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges designed to test various cybersecurity skills. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced enthusiast, you'll find a variety of challenges to hone your skills.
1. Welcome
Description: Challenges that test basic cybersecurity skills.
2. Swap
Description: Decode and understand the underlying code.
3. File Manager
Description: Find vulnerabilities in binary applications.
Description: Analyze digital evidence to solve the challenge.
5. HiddenBit
Description: Find out what's going on with the attached file.
6. Interwebs
Description: Identify and exploit vulnerabilities in web applications.
Description: Exploit systems via command injection vulnerabilities.
Description: Find hidden information within files.
Description: Test your cryptography skills.
10. Hex Protect
Description: looks like my friend thought using multiple crypto algorithms meant he'd be safer!
11. RSA Office Keys
Description: These three numbers from my office are suspicious
12. RSA School Keys
Description: These three numbers from my office are suspicious
13. RSA School Keys
Description: These three numbers from my office are suspicious
14. Syringe
Description: Learn about SQL vulnerabilities.
Description: Can you help find my friend?
15. Airport-Criminal
Description: The police found a leaked photo of the man on the run!
To get started with the CTF Playground, visit the challenge URLs above to begin solving the challenges.
Feel free to contribute to the CTF Playground by submitting issues, pull requests, or suggestions. Your contributions help improve the challenges and make the platform better for everyone!
- Note this project uses vercel and must be installed before contributing
To run dev:
- npm run start To run build:
- npm run build
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
- Thanks to the UTA cybersecurity community for their invaluable resources and tools.
- Special thanks to contributors and mentors who have helped shape the challenges.
Enjoy solving the challenges and happy hacking!