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Hack The Vote 2016

Overview

Hack The Vote was a 48 hour Jeopardy style computer security Capture The Flag (CTF) organized and run by RPISEC on November 4th, 2016. Competitors solved challenges from a number of different common categories, including: cryptography, binary exploitation, reverse engineering, forensics and web exploitation.


Challenge board

The CTF was themed in the spirit of the then ongoing 2016 US Presidential Election, serving as a commentary on the ever evolving role of technology, cyber security, and hacking in modern political elections around the globe.

If there are any challenges, solutions, setup scripts (etc...) that are broken (or missing), please feel free to file an issue, or drop by our IRC.

Statistics

Teams registered 1928
Teams scored: 1032
Sanity solves 988
Insanity solves 114
Correct flags 2911
Incorrect flags 14971
Points available 10051
1st place points 5651
Number of challs 37 (without sanity+insanity)
1st place challs solved 25
Unsolved challenges Tetrump Ultimate (so close)

Solves by challenge
Solves by challenge

Acknowledgements

We hope you had fun playing Hack the Vote! We had a great time running the CTF and chatting with the hundreds of individuals who joined us on IRC for the duration of the event. We appreciate all the constructive feedback we've received and were thrilled by the outcome of hosting our first CTF. Thank you to all those who participated.

Special thanks to everyone who contributed their time or challenges to the CTF.

Organizers

Patrick Biernat, Nick Burnett, Maxfield Chen, Branden Clark, Jack Dates, Gwen Diebold, Kareem El-Faramawi, Andrew Fasano, Josh Ferrell, Daniel Fitzgerald, Markus Gaasedelen, Jassiem Ifill, Andrew Marumoto, Wyler McAninch-Ruenzi, Austin Ralls, Kibo Schaffer, Galen Schretlen, Aaron Sedlacek, Max Shavrick, Avi Weinstock