TMHC Challenge Platform

This is the CTF platform for The Many Hats Club. It is based on the platform for IceCTF 2016, IceCTF/ColdCore, although with hefty changes.

Installation

Install dependencies with pip3 install -r requirements.txt.

Edit config.py to your liking. The variable names should be fairly self-explanatory.

You're going to want to create a file called secrets. It will look like this:

mailgun_url: https://api.mailgun.net/v3/tjctf.org
mailgun_key: key-asdflkjasdhflkjsdahflkhsdaklfjhasd
recaptcha_key: asdlkfjhasdlkjfhlsdakjfh
recaptcha_secret: sdakjfhsdalkfjhsdalkfjh
key: this can be anything you want, it is your flask secret_key
shell_host: shell
shell_username: shellaccounts
shell_privkey: path to private key used to log in

For production, create a file called database as well, with the settings

host: localhost
database: ctf
user: user
password: password

Then initiate the database with ./ctftool database create-tables.

To run the server with production settings, set the environment variable PRODUCTION=1 before running the server.

You can create some problem YAML files that look like this:

name: Problem Name
alias: problem alias
author: ME!
category: Binary
description: binary binary binary binary. i love binary
points: 250
flag: "flag{whatever}"

Then add them with ./ctftool challenges add problem.yml and it'll get put in the database.

Run python3 app.py and you have a server running. You probably want to deploy it with gunicorn or similar, long-term.

ctftool

You can run ./ctftool challenges scan ../ctf-problems/ and get a fully populated database with information from all the problem.yml files, and automatically generated static file names, and automatic substitutions for static file links in problem.yml. More documentation on this to come soon.

wetty

setup instructions (Debian 9):

Install nodejs

1. curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_8.x | sudo -E bash -
2. apt-get install -y nodejs

Install wetty

1. git clone https://github.com/krishnasrinivas/wetty
2. cd wetty
3. npm install node-gyp (this is a fix for some unresolved build errors you might encounter)
4. apt-get install build-essential (this step is probably overkill but the process seems to complain about needing stuff thats in this package)
5. npm install
6. npm install -g forever
7. forever start app.js -p 3000