OCRI CTF - Fair Play Rules 🚀📜

OCRI CTF - Fair Play Rules

Welcome to the OCRI CTF! Our goal is to create a fun, fair, and educational experience for everyone. To keep the competition exciting and fair, please follow these simple guidelines:

1. Respect the Game & Others

  • Your targets are the challenges, not the competition systems, other players, or infrastructure. Let's keep it ethical and fun!

2. Use Tools Wisely

  • You don’t need automated tools like sqlmap, DirBuster, Nmap, Metasploit, or Nikto for most challenges. These can negatively affect the game environment.
  • The Offensive Security (OffSec) challenges may involve pentesting, where specific tools are allowed. If unsure, ask!

3. Handle Flags Properly

  • No brute-forcing flags.
  • Do not delete, modify, or alter flags. You’re only allowed to read them.

4. Keep It Fair & Fun

  • No flag sharing. Every team should solve challenges on their own.
  • No cheating or exploiting loopholes in an unfair way.

5. Keep Challenges Available for Future Learners

  • Do not post write-ups or solutions online. We want to keep the challenges fresh for future players!
  • However, discussions and knowledge-sharing in Discord after the competition are encouraged.

6. Need Help? Ask the Right Way!

  • After the competition, feel free to ask about challenges in the OCRI Discord!
  • If you’re stuck during the event, don’t ask for direct hints. Instead, explain what you’ve tried and share any errors or outputs privately to get guidance.

Flag Format

  • Flags will be in this format: OCRI{[0-9a-zA-Z_]}
  • This means each flag will start with OCRI{}, and inside the curly braces, it may contain letters, numbers, dashes, or underscores.

Keep it fair, have fun, and happy hacking! 🚀

If you look closely, you can even find a flag on this page!

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