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EasyCTF is a CTF that's tailored for the high school level. Started by high school students, it was created with a passion for learning. With computer science related fields doubling in size over the next decade, The United States, and the world are short on programmers. The world has started to focus in on the youth of the world, from teenagers all the way down to five and six year olds. Being the future of the world, it is imperative a large enough percentage of the population is trained and educated to handle the constant progession of technology. We, the EasyCTF team, have put in countless hours to provide you with a fun, inviting experiance for you and your friends to gang up and hack away. Our challenges range cover significant topics in contemporary computer science such cryptography, web, programming, binary and even more. Here at EasyCTF, we hope to provide you with a fun, competetive, educational, and safe enviroment where you, your friends, or your peers can show off your skills behind the keyboard for the world to see. Good luck, see you soon!

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Well Goldilocks, our problems aren't too hard, and they're not too hard. Even if you're just a probie in the field, our problem start at the very bottom. Our reconnasince category of questions only requires a search engine and a person behind the keyboard. For those of you who have been in the field long enough to see the sights, you can start off with our most introductory problems and work your way up. Finally, for those of you who've been there, done that, humor yourself with our probie problems, work your way up through the majority of the problems, then prepare yourself to face our hardest problems. Go after the problems no one has solved. I'm sure our bigger problems will keep you working.

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Hope you didn't think this was like one of your finals! No phones, no Google, no calculator, no friends. EasyCTF is a hacking competition, we would be worried if you weren't using technology to aid you in your competition. Feel free to search Google, use your calculator or text your nearest computer scientist friend. We at EasyCTF wish to emulate real-world hacking and technology. The World Wide Web is a vast ocean of more information than any library or mind in the world, feel free to use it! After all, no one is going to tell a hacker (penetration tester is the euphamism) not to Google "how to append to list in Python 3". In fact we have devoted an entire section of our problems to online reconissance. These problems require you scour the World Wide Web in search for a vital piece of information or flag using you favorite search engine. You can ask your teacher, but don't let them do it for themselves. Also, cheating such as attempting to hack the EasyCTF platform will disqualify your team, but you can read more about that below.

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So What's EasyCTF?

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Isn't Hacking Illegal?

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How Difficult Is This?

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Are There Rules?

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