The recording of the task analysis will be published later :)

RuCTF 2017 is over! Thank you everyone. See you next year!

Dumps of Finals' traffic and so on from Espacio team. And source code of services is here: https://github.com/HackerDom/ructf-2017

Friday evening! It's time to publish some more information.

Here you can find service analysis of RuCTF 2017: https://github.com/HackerDom/ructf-2017/wiki/Write-ups-(Eng) (into the development repository https://github.com/HackerDom/ructf-2017 there are also authors' exploits for some services), and here you can listen to and download background music from the Finals, which was carefully chosen by our developers: https://cloud.mail.ru/public/7wrY/KvVvRiCHk

And the main thing: please fill in the feedback form, your opinion is very inportant for us: https://bit.ly/ructf2017 (there are questions both for participants, spectators and the ones who just read our live translation).

Guys from UrFU Press center have already prepared a video about RuCTF and posted photos!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyVIfBD8Uxs
https://vk.com/album-2638406_244251210
https://vk.com/album-2638406_244251862
https://vk.com/album-2638406_244251994
https://vk.com/album-2638406_244252834


And we remind you one more time about the feedback form: bit.ly/ructf2017

Hey guys! We are Hackerdom team, developers of the PHDays CTF 2017. It will be classic attack-defense CTF. Registration to the CTF will be closed tomorrow, May, 11 at 16:00 UTC. If you are not registered yet, hurry up: https://ctf.phdays.com/

CTF will start May, 12 at 16:00 UTC. First hour — for initial setup as usual. Network segments will be open from 17:00 UTC to 01:00 UTC (May, 13).

Enjoy!

Looking forward to seeing you at #RuCTFE 2017 on December 2nd! https://ructfe.org/

News about RuCTFE you can find at @ructfe channel

Registration is opened. You're welcome to join our ship!
Remind you, RuCTFE 2017 will be held on December 2nd.
https://ructfe.org/registration
#RuCTFE

Task from us is already available at hackquest.zeronights.org!
You can win tickets to ZeroNights conference if you will be the first person who solve it

RuCTFE is going to start in less than two weeks, and we are ready to present something new to you. We hope you'll like it :) Here it is, RuCTFE Cloud!
https://telegra.ph/RuCTFE-Cloud-2017-11-20

Less than twenty-four hours is left until we start, have time to prepare! Bonus: instruction to alternative flag submission system.
https://ructfe.org/news/#twenty-four-hours

Registration is closed! Today 358 teams will play #RuCTFE 2017! https://ructfe.org/news/#today

RuCTF 2018 is going to take part in Yekaterinburg on April 12-16.

RuCTF is an annual open all-Russian intercollegiate competition and conference on information protection. This year we are holding the contest for the 12th time!

The schedule will be the following:

April 12 — it's better to arrive on this day as the conference is going to start on April 13 since morning (we promise, this day will not seem boring to you),
April 13-14 — the conference itself and a personal contest on information security,
April 15 — RuCTF 2018 final contest,
April 16 — awarding and closing ceremony.

We have already sent all the invitations to the teams and very soon the list of invited teams will be made public. The conference program will be published a little later, but it already promises to be useful and fascinating :)

Official website: https://ructf.org/2018/en

You can ask any questions via our email: [email protected]

We published the list of invited teams: https://ructf.org/2018/en/teams/

Today we are starting to introduce you to our conference speakers, since we've published almost complete conference schedule: https://ructf.org/2018/en/events/

The first speaker is Egor Korbutov. Egor is an experienced penetration tester of Digital Security and BugHunter, a member and organizer of Defcon Russia (DCG#7812).

On RuCTF 2018 Egor is going to appear with his presentation "Your hash is mine. Pentest in Windows local networks".
A word to the speaker himself:
— This presentation will fully enlighten you about attacks in Windows networks: what the NTLM hashes are, what kinds of them exist, how to steal them and what for. Also a little about bruteforcing hashes and weak passwords. For last I prepared a fascinating RCE for machines in AD domain.

We updated the schedule on our site. It's time to tell you about another speaker of the conference! First presentation of the second day will be provided by Artem Zinenko, member of the Hackerdom team

He is going to tell about internal structure of WinRM and available authentication methods in it, show the way all these methods are organised inside the system and why most of them aren't secure.
The presentation will be of interest both to those who manage Windows on machines via Ansible or WinRM and those who merely use Windows.