It’s time for another Metasploit community CTF! Last year’s beginner-friendly CTF attracted a wider range of audiences and skill levels than in previous years, so we’re replicating our previous game architecture. Players will attack a single Linux target, we’ve spread prizes out across 15 teams, and the Metasploit Framework teams have devised a variety of challenges that aim to help infosec newcomers build practical skills. While there are some challenges that are intended to be a bit more difficult, we’ve designed the majority of them for beginner audiences. Hint: We’ve arranged challenges by port number according to difficulty this year. The higher the port number, the harder the challenge. If you want to start out with easier challenges, start by targeting services that run on lower port numbers.
As always, teams are encouraged! There is no cap on the number of players who can join a team. Read on for full competition details, and join the #metasploit-ctf channel on Slack to start building your team.
Big thanks to TryHackMe and CTFd for powering this year’s game!
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There are 1,000 team spots available; both individuals and teams of multiple members are allowed. There is no limit on the number of players who can be on a team. Please note: Those playing as a team only need to register ONE team upon signup. Help us make the competition accessible to as many players as possible by organizing with your fellow team players ahead of time and creating only a single team for all of you. If others want ..
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