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== What To Do Better == | == What To Do Better == | ||
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| + | * don't put such a strong focus on host and network security again, this game was about application security ... | ||
| + | * use some means of internal communication (wiki?) | ||
| + | * split teams into research/abuse instead of attack/defense (?) | ||
| + | Research would read code, produce new exploit and fix bugs. | ||
| + | Abuse would automate and use exploits. | ||
== Pics! == | == Pics! == | ||
Revision as of 23:47, 5 December 2004
A team of hackers (known as "0ld Eur0pe"), mainly consisting of the Summerschool Aachen 2004, members of the Chaos Computer Club Cologne and some students of the RWTH[1], participated in the UCSB Capture The Flag 2004 game and were quite successful (see the scoreboard[2], second line).
This page serves as a whiteboard to document the setup we used this year and to collect ideas about what we can do better next time.
Setup
What To Do Better
- don't put such a strong focus on host and network security again, this game was about application security ...
- use some means of internal communication (wiki?)
- split teams into research/abuse instead of attack/defense (?)
Research would read code, produce new exploit and fix bugs. Abuse would automate and use exploits.
