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Favorite CTFs sources - Pinkz0rd - 04-15-2019
Actually Im using hacker101, does anyone have some experience with this website?
I'm doing some CTFs there and learned a lot!
Just posted to check your favourite CTFs sources and the best websites to learn from!
RE: Favorite CTFs sources - mmc28 - 08-11-2019
i like hackthebox.eu real scenarios its fun af
RE: Favorite CTFs sources - Drako - 08-11-2019
I would try Hack The Box. I just recently discovered it and it's really fun. I don't think there are any CTFs right now, but they have a lot of challenges.
RE: Favorite CTFs sources - SneakyBit - 08-12-2019
Why not download vulnerable virtual machines from VulnHub and try to hack those, there are plenty of them go check it out!
RE: Favorite CTFs sources - xxtripodxx - 08-12-2019
(08-12-2019, 10:40 PM)SneakyBit Wrote: Why not download vulnerable virtual machines from VulnHub and try to hack those, there are plenty of them go check it out!
I was gonna say the same, good idea Mate!
RE: Favorite CTFs sources - Stratus - 06-29-2020
If you're interested in web app security, burp suites got an interesting platform for learning and pwning.
Favorite CTFs sources - GreyHatter - 09-19-2020
Ncl cyberskyline - not free but it trains you up for 35 - so if your completely green go here
Sans - they do semester and war zone competitions
Malware analysis? If that’s your thing fire eye is always fun
Just loving the grep? Over the wire
Coding your thing? Google challenges
What kind of ctf do you want to focus on?