Currently working on v2... Updates : soon

Contributors

@Zerotistic @Eteckq

Features

• Create your own challenges, files, hints, code snippets and flags from the admin dashboard
  • File uploads to the server
  • Flag submit bruteforce protection
  • Docker challenges
  • Dynamic flags for each team
  • Dynamic scoring possible with a decay of 15
• Individual and Team based competitions
  • Have users play on their own or form teams to play together
  • First blood's
  • Docker's launched by team
• Scoreboard with automatic tie resolution
  • See global user, team and challenge stats
  • See indivudal team & user stats
• Automatic competition starting and ending
  • Easily set endTime & startTime from the admin dashboard
• Team and user management ( promoting, banning, ect )
• Customize site colors, background, rules & frontpage
• Importing and Exporting of CTF scoreboards into json
• Email verification on registration
• And more...

Manual Backend & Frontend Setup ( Dockers )

docker compose setup is only usable if you wont run any dockerized challenges else use pm2

Manual Backend & Frontend Setup ( No Dockers )

Prerequisites

• Node.JS
• MongoDB

Setup

• copy .env.example to .env file in /backEnd/ and fill the info needed

• copy .env.example to .env file in /dockerAPI/ and fill the info needed

• copy .env.example to .env file in /frontEnd/ and fill the info needed

Startup

MongoDB

• Start your mongoDB database
• If you're testing on Windows, you may need to download https://www.mongodb.com/try/download/community

/frontEnd

• Run npm install to install the requirements from package.json, then run npm start or npm run start-react for easier dev to start the frontend

/backEnd

• Run npm install to install the requirements from package.json, then run npm start to start & setup the backend

/dockerAPI

• Run npm install to install the requirements from package.json, then run npm start to start & setup the backend

/discordBot

• This is optional, but can be used to setup a bot for the CTF. See here: https://github.com/CTF-Cafe/CTF_Cafe/tree/master/discordBot

You can use pm2 if you want an easy way to handle the nodejs processes.

Make sure to create a new account, promote him to admin and delete the admin:admin user after setup!

Good to go!