MISSION PROTOCOL

Maintain professional conduct and good sportsmanship at all times.

Cheating, flag sharing, exploiting unintended vulnerabilities, or attacking the CTF infrastructure will result in immediate disqualification.

This is a TEAM event.

Team members must collaborate only within their team. Sharing solutions, hints, or flags with other teams is strictly prohibited.

Teams are responsible for all actions from their accounts. Any attempt to disrupt other teams' progress or attack the competition infrastructure will result in immediate disqualification.

All challenges are created for educational and competitive purposes.

Difficulty ranges from beginner to expert.

Solve challenges using your own analytical and technical skills.

Flags must be obtained by solving the intended challenge.

All flags follow the format: SecLeaf{your_flag_here}

Flags are case-sensitive unless mentioned.

Do NOT attempt to attack or disrupt the CTF platform.

No DoS, DDoS, network flooding, or brute-force attacks against infrastructure.

Only interact with systems explicitly provided in challenges.

Legal security tools (e.g., Nmap, Burp Suite, Wireshark, etc.) are allowed unless restricted in a challenge.

Automated scripts designed to brute-force flag submissions are strictly prohibited.

Submit flags exactly as provided.

Extra spaces, incorrect casing, or modified formats will be rejected.

Hints may be available for certain challenges.

Use hints responsibly to enhance learning.

Any disputes must be reported immediately to the organizers.

All organizer decisions are final and binding.

The clock is absolute.

The mission begins and ends as scheduled (23rd - 24th May).

No extensions. No exceptions. No excuses.

The top teams must prove their skill.

First 3 Teams MUST submit a detailed technical writeup within 24 HOURS.

The writeup must clearly explain methodology.

Failure to comply will result in the rank and rewards shifting to the next candidate.