SunshineCTF 2018 Challenges

This repo is to be used by challenge authors to host the sources of SunshineCTF 2018 challenges.

Directory Structure

• Challenge category (e.g. Web, Crypto, Pwn)
  • Points-Challenge (e.g. 100-MyEasyChallenge, 500-ThisIsLiterallyImpossible)
    • The challenge itself

Required Files

File name	Description
description.md	Markdown formatted description as should be displayed to players on the challenge description page.
README.md	Detailed information including a description of how the challenge works, steps to build and deploy this challenge, how to maintain it, and the intended solution. This will not be given to players.
flag.txt	The challenge's flag in the format sun{flag_goes_here}. If the flag is of a format different than this, please mention this explicitly in your README.md file.

If a challenge has files that should be downloadable from the challenge description, create a subdirectory attachments and place the files there.

An example challenge is available in Forensics/100-my-secret-stash.

Submitting a Challenge

When adding a new challenge, please follow these steps:

1. Fork this repo to your own account by clicking the Fork button at the top-right of the screen (your fork will stay private).
2. Clone your repo locally (git clone git@github.com:my_github_username/SunshineCTF-2018-Private.git && cd SunshineCTF-2018-Private)
3. Create a git branch with the name of the challenge (git checkout -b hello-friend).
4. Create your challenge directory and the source files.
5. Stage your challenge files to be committed (git add Stego/150-Hello-Friend && git status).
6. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Added Hello Friend challenge')
7. Push the branch you created to your fork (git push -u origin hello-friend)
8. Back on the GitHub website for your fork, there should be a new button to create a pull request from the hello-friend branch on your repo to the upstream repo (the one on HackUCF's GitHub). Click that, fill out the details, and submit your pull request.