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In 2017, Dr. A started getting involved in CTFs in various places in an effort to learn more and host a CTF here. Interesting ones he recommends looking into are: * [[https://holidayhackchallenge.com|Holiday Hack Challenge]] * [[https://picoctf.com/|Pico CTF]] In 2019, the CPTR 542 class hosted our first CTF on the CTFd platform. |
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| 1st: A.J. Ruckman 2nd: Timothy Morgan 2nd: Jesse Hines 3rd: Alejandro Sanchez 3rd: Alex O'Connor 3rd: Andrei Modiga |
* 1st: A.J. Ruckman * 2nd: Timothy Morgan * 2nd: Jesse Hines * 3rd: Alejandro Sanchez * 3rd: Alex O'Connor * 3rd: Andrei Modiga |
Annual School of Computing Capture the Flag Contest (2019)
In 2017, Dr. A started getting involved in CTFs in various places in an effort to learn more and host a CTF here. Interesting ones he recommends looking into are:
In 2019, the CPTR 542 class hosted our first CTF on the CTFd platform.
2019 Winners
- 1st: A.J. Ruckman
- 2nd: Timothy Morgan
- 2nd: Jesse Hines
- 3rd: Alejandro Sanchez
- 3rd: Alex O'Connor
- 3rd: Andrei Modiga
Used CTFd framework this year, and it worked really well.