This repo contains all the docker-compose files that spin up the BSidesCBR 2017 CTF challenges. Each of the challenges listed here was a as part of the CTF, though unfortunately some challenges weren't able to be dockerised and released.
See the FAQ. Don't do yourself out of the challenge!
Each of the web challenges has a certificate for web.shell.dance that was generated via Lets Encrypt. Expect to see SSL errors in your browser, unless you decide to add an entry to your hosts file that points web.shell.dance at 127.0.0.1 (this is recommended). If you don't, the rest of the instructions won't make sense! Skipping this step means using localhost instead of web.shell.dance wherever you see it.
Should I be pushing images with the SSL certs in them? Probably not, but they'll expire soon anyway.
Each subfolder maps to a challenge. In order to run that particular challenge, simply:
1. cd to the folder that contains the challenge you wish to attempt.
1. run docker-compose up
1. Read the README.md inside the folder for details on where to find the challenge.
At this time, we don't have the scoreboard a, but hopefully that won't stop you from owning it!
Make sure that you give the containers enough time to spin up. The first time you run them, they have to be downloaded, so give it a while. Once they're down, some of the challenges (web in particular) take a bit of time to get running. So if they don't work the first time, just wait a bit and try connecting again.
If you ha running the containers a second time after you' them off, run docker-compose rm before trying again.
> Wait.. can't I just attach to the running container and cheat?
Yes, you can. Don't do that. It's lame, it's against the spirit of this release, and you won't learn as much. Do it the proper way! You'll hopefully feel a bit of pain while figuring things out, but you'll learn something in the process.
> Can I produce a write-up for a challenge, or li the process of completing it?
Yes, please do. Let us know when you publish/stream by hitting us up on Twitter.
> Can I reuse your challenge for my own CTF?
You'll have to contact us to discuss this as we'd like to know the purpose of the CTF.
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1. 下载源码压缩包,解压到本地环境。
2. 根据项目类型准备对应的运行环境与依赖。
3. 按照 README 中的步骤完成配置与部署。
4. 在隔离的测试环境中运行验证,避免影响生产系统。
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