About
This website was created to curate a good set of tutorials, activities,
and interactive games for students seeking to explore their interests in
Information Security or those starting Information Security related
clubs. The site seeks to provide a detailed explanations and tutorials
to help people bring interested folks into the hobby, as well as
pre-made games that test specific skills suitable for internal club
competitions or preparing for international competitions like picoCTF
or National Cyber League.
Guided Learning
This site currently hosts tutorials on the 6 major topics of cybersecurity
competitions, such as forensics, cryptography, web application security, etc.
Currently there are 30+ tutorials. Each tutorial explains the concept with examples
and provides links to useful resources/tools to save the reader's time. After reading
the tutorial, the reader can immediately assess their understanding of the topic
they just learnt by doing the accompanying interactive challenge. Every tutorial
has at least one associated challenge to assess your understanding. The tutorials
should be sufficient to get you into the top 50% of most cybersecurity competitions for
high school students.
Play Competitively
This site currently provides 4 different games of different themes to
help create friendly competitions for users to practice and learn in.
More games will be added in the future. This feature requires the user to
be registered with the site for authentication and score tracking purposes.
Each month, the server will create a friendly 2 week long game open to all users.
The games have simple and lax rules to allow users to be creative. Clubs can
also create their own games internally with custom settings for their own members.
To create a club, please contact the site admin via email given below.
For Users
Registered users have access to all of the site's public games
as well as the private games of the clubs they are part of. Registered
users also have their progress of the interactive challenges saved
automatically. They also can subscribe to email notifications of new games
and other reminders. Only registered users can join clubs.
For Clubs
Registered clubs can host their own private games (or open them to the public) with
custom settings. This allows the games to pause to support healthy sleep
schedules, award points differently, and more. Clubs are also able to assign
their club members to teams and register them together into games (that are open
to team registration). To create a club, please contact the site admin via email
given below.