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Capture The Flag challenge, better known as CTF, is an Information Security competition that requires contestants to exploit a machine or piece of code to extract specific pieces of text that may be hidden in a web page or a server known as the flag. It can comprise of many challenges across various genres such as Reverse Engineering, Networks and Protocols, Programming, Crypto, Web Security, Exploits, etc. All these puzzles have just one goal, capture the flag!
Amrita InCTF 10th Edition is an offline CTF(Capture the Flag) event hosted by Amrita University. In our previous blog, we discussed about talks from the first day. In this we’ll share some lights on the talks from second day.
Necessity is the mother of invention, the same happens here in case of docker. With the pressure of splitting monolithic applications for the purpose of ease, we arrived at docker and it made our life much simpler. We all access docker with docker-cli command but I wonder what it does behind the scene, to run a container. Let’s get deeper into it in this very blog. Continue reading “Docker Inside Out – A Journey to the Running Container”
Amrita InCTF 10th Edition, is an offline CTF(Capture the Flag) event hosted by Amrita university at their Amritapuri campus 10 KM away from Kayamkulam in Kerala, India. In this year’s edition two people from Opstree got invited to the final round after roughly two months of solving challenges online. The dates for the final rounds were 28th,29th and 30th December 2019. The first two days comprised of talks by various people from the industry and the third day was kept for the final competition. In the upcoming three blog series starting now, we’d like to share all the knowledge, experiences and learning from this three day event.
Logging and monitoring are like Tony Stark and his Iron Man suit, the two will go together. Similarly, logging and monitoring work best together because they complement each other well.
