Tenable Capture the Flag 2022: The Results Are In!
It’s time to crown the winners of this year’s Capture the Flag Event!
This event presented a series of security-related challenges in a Jeopardy-style format. Challenges ranged in difficulty and topics including Web App, Reverse Engineering, Crypto, Stego, OSINT, Forensics, Code and more.
There was stiff competition but the following teams captured the titles, earning 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place respectively.
And now - the moment you’ve all been waiting for…
Congratulations for your superior performance in the 2022 Tenable CTF:
1st Place
Team: bootplug
Score: 8600
Winning Team: klarz, unblvr, feynman137, poiko, zup
2nd Place
Team: View Source
Score: 6300
Winning Team: vs1, vs0, Sheep, rik
3rd Place
Team: Corax
Score: 5900
Winning Team: langemyh, Corax, Shirajuki, varcella, nicw
A HUGE thank you to all those who participated. The response from the community was overwhelming and we look forward to seeing you at next year’s Capture the Flag Event in 2023!
Here are the final Capture the Flag stats:
Check out the CTFtime page to view some of the community’s write ups.
That’s a wrap on the 2022 Tenable Capture the Flag event!
Thanks for making the 2022 Tenable Capture the Flag Event a huge SUCCESS! We hope you all had as much fun competing as we had putting it together!
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