Welcome to CTF Archive! This is a comprehensive collection of challenges from past Capture The Flag competitions.
These modules serve as a resource for cybersecurity enthusiasts, providing easy access to preserved challenges that have been featured in previous CTF events. Whether you are looking to hone your skills, prepare for upcoming competitions, or simply explore the rich history of CTF challenges, this archive offers a robust platform for your endeavors.
Explore the CTF Archive, where you can access, analyze, and learn from some of the most intriguing and educational challenges the cybersecurity community has encountered.
Happy learning and hacking!
NOTE: This module is an archive of amazing work done by heroes of the CTF community, not an active competitive event! Credit for the challenges goes to their individual authors, which we will strive to properly attribute wherever possible. This dojo's "scoreboard" is meant for you to track your own progress, not as a comparison against others.
To get started with the CTF Archive, follow these steps:
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/pwncollege/ctf-archive.git cd ctf-archive -
Explore the challenges:
- Navigate through the different directories to find challenges from various CTF competitions.
- Each challenge directory contains its own README with specific instructions and details.
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Run the challenges:
- Follow the instructions in the challenge-specific README to set up and run the challenge on your local machine.
This is an open source archive and we welcome contributions!
To contribute to the CTF Archive, please refer to our CONTRIBUTING.md file. This document outlines the guidelines for contributing, including reporting bugs, suggesting enhancements, and submitting pull requests. We appreciate all contributions that help make this archive better for everyone.
If you want to rehost any of the challenges, detailed instructions are provided in the REHOST.md file which is unique to each challenge so you can find that in the specific folder of the challenge. This document includes step-by-step guidance on setting up the challenge environment from scratch, including necessary prerequisites, configuration, and troubleshooting tips.
If you want to solve the challenge without hosting it on your own, you can run the challenge and solve it for the flag on the pwn.college website:
For any questions or further assistance, please contact us:
- GitHub Issues: https://github.com/pwncollege/ctf-archive/issues
We hope you find the CTF Archive helpful and educational.
Happy hacking!