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CTF Inatel cas@viva: uma missão de investigação digital com desafios de observação, lógica e criptografia.
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A Capture The Flag (CTF) challenge created for educational purposes at Inatel cas@viva, focused on logic, observation, and basic cryptography. It features interactive levels where users analyze clues and submit flags, promoting hands-on learning and interest in information security.
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An educational Capture The Flag (CTF) built for the students of Inatel cas@viva. Players join Operação cas@viva, a five-stage digital investigation in which each stage teaches one security skill and leaves a clue for the next. The game interface is written in Brazilian Portuguese, the language of its audience. Code, comments, documentation and commit messages are in English.Read the full README ↗
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An educational Capture The Flag (CTF) built for the students of Inatel cas@viva. Players join Operação cas@viva, a five-stage digital investigation in which each stage teaches one security skill and leaves a clue for the next. The game interface is written in Brazilian Portuguese, the language of its audience. Code, comments, documentation and commit messages are in English.Read the full README ↗