Nov 202009
Activity has seriously picked up after this morning’s brief class meeting. I discussed the events of my previous updates with them, clarified some rules, talked about useful tools, and gave a brief ramble on ways to effectively keep Wireshark from overwhelming them with data (or from crashing). Members of the previously less active teams are in here now, as they become free of their weekday obligations. There’s still plenty of time over the weekend for hacking!
Current scores as of 10:04 this morning:
- McGrewchebags: 14 flags (Time of last capture: 7:39 AM)
- Ring 0: 7 flags (Time of last capture: 9:53 AM)
- Team 4: 4 flags (Time of last capture: 9:38 AM)
- Team 3: 1 flag (From yesterday, when they weren’t here)
- Team 5: Nothin’!
I’ll likely update again this evening at 5PM.
Next we need to setup a separate VLAN for this so that I can play as well! hahaha
Or better yet. I just thought about this 30 seconds after I posted my first post. Have a flag on a switch. We have plenty of old switches(I know you like it to be on a hub) that we can put vulnerable code on. 8-D Granted, this switch would not be apart of the campus network it could still be fun to see if they get it.