This includes ctf.cyberskyline.com or any of the CTF infrastructure, including external communication channels and other platforms associated with the CTF. You should only attack specifically designated targets in your assigned challenges. If you believe you have found an unexpected vulnerability please submit a ticket.

Each user has a limited number of submission attempts for each question during the event. There are no point penalties for an incorrect submission, but attempting to brute force flag submissions is explicitly prohibited and may be interpreted as malicious activity. It is not necessary.

This is an individual competition. Scripts or flags should not be shared in any ways – any violation of this rule will disqualify the participant.
Using online resources is OK. Every participant is free to use any outside resources they have at their disposal in order to solve problems but should not search or ask (e.g. on StackOverflow) for the solutions to specific problems.
Do not post solutions online during the competition. People of varying backgrounds and skill level are anticipated to join this CTF, we are all here to learn; be respectful of each other.

Each challenge is worth a fixed number of points. You get points by solving challenges. Any malicious acts that violate the spirit of the competition will disqualify the user from the competition. The person with the most points at the end of the competition wins. Explore, learn, have fun!

Submit a ticket through the Cyber Skyline platform (“Support” tab) if you have any questions or comments for us, we are always looking to improve the challenge!