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Documentation over all the ethical hacker tools!

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Binary Exploitation
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Tools & Techniques

Documentation of tools and techniques used in CTFs, such as web scraping, API interaction, cryptanalysis etc.

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Open-souce

All of our work is open source and free to use for everyone. You can contribute if you want or simply read the notes

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Beginner Friendly

This site contains beginner tutorials on how to learn/do CTFs and use the tools needed to solve problems!

CTF-Playground ​

CSEC has created their own CTF-Playground to practice your CTF skills! https://battleground-uta.vercel.app/

How to Contribute ​

To contribute, simply fork this repository and create a new branch for your changes.

  • Betim's note: I recommend that you make small changes at a time and make sure you have tested them before pushing them up. This will make sure the site is up and running, without any huge problems!

How to run on local machine You can run this on github codespaces to make it easier! ​

  1. Clone the repo using git clone https://github.com/Betim-Hodza/CSEC-CTF-REP in your terminal or command prompt.
  2. Install NodeJS from here if you haven't already installed it.
  3. Install NPM & VitePress by using these commands in terminal or cmd : bash
sudo apt update / upgrade (if needed)
sudo apt install nodejs
sudo apt install npm
npm install -g vitepress
  1. Once all dependencies installed you can run the dev site by
npm run docs:dev

and you can build / preview public site by running

npm run docs:build
npm run docs:preview
  1. Now you can start editing the site
  • You can add folders to the /CTF Notes/ folder
  • Create Markdown files to write your notes
  • You can link your files inside of index.md in the root (follow the format there)
  • You can also link it to the navbar by going to /.vitepress/config.mjs and update the nav bar follow the formatting and test often!

Please follow these guidelines when adding content: ​

  1. Make sure all the markdown is formatted correctly (use VS Code or similar).
  2. When working on the website run npm run docs:dev
    • when you are done with your changes check that it builds w/ npm run docs:build and also preview it too w/ npm run docs:preview
  3. Add an index file in the relevant section of the repo if you want it to be searchable by the search bar at the top right
  4. Use # for headers (####, ###, etc.) instead of underlines. Also if you want clickable tabs make sure to use `##` in your MD file
  5. Make sure you open a pull request once all your changes are done, good git commits are greatly appreciated!